Breakfast bar broadens Dave’s Killer Bread lineup

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Breakfast bar broadens Dave’s Killer Bread lineup

6 Jan 2026

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MILWAUKIE, OR — Innovation continues rolling out for Dave’s Killer Bread (DKB) in the new year. The Flowers Foods brand unveiled new organic breakfast bars in addition to several new sweet and savory flavors for its existing SKUs.

The new DKB breakfast bars — available in Boomin’ Blueberry Muffin, Strawberry Crumble and Apple Cinnamon Crisp — are certified USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified. Each soft-baked offering is made with organic oats and fruits and features a sweet streusel topping. Boasting 4 grams of protein and 3 grams of fiber per serving, the bars are available in 5-count packs starting at $5.99.

“Our new soft-baked breakfast bars are made with organic ingredients and deliver the killer taste and texture people have come to expect from Dave’s,” said Danielle Benjamin, senior director, brand management at Dave’s Killer Bread. “As with all DKB bread, bars and bites, you never have to compromise deliciousness to support a healthy lifestyle.”

Alongside the new soft-baked bar, the brand made some flavor additions to its current lineup of bars and snacks. The DKB Amped-Up organic protein bars, which first debuted in 2024, are now available in two new flavors: Crushin’ Caramel Chocolate and Cravin’ Chocolate Chip.

On the savory side, DKB’s Organic Snack Bites line now includes three new cheese variants. The flavor additions are Fiery Cheddar Jalapeno, Shreddin’ Cheddar and Zesty Garlic Parm.

DKB products are available at participating retailers nationwide, with prices varying per location.

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