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Our FutraBar does have a score of a 7.3 which is a high taste score. Our other experiments only had a score of 7 or lower. One of the trade-offs we had to make was to put in 5 dark chocolate chips even though they are expensive because they are the reason the taste score went up .3%. Also, we used non-fat milk powder and raisins to lower the

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