Favorite protein bars

[Anonymous]

Atkins used to make bars. Almost all were delicious!!
I bought them even after I was Off the low carb diet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kirkland protein bars. They are much less expensive than other ones we’ve tried and taste a lot better.

I've always wondered about these. Might give them a try!

I am also having Costco protein bars with my coffee when I crave for dessert. Just 1/3 or 1/2. I also have them when traveling as meal replacement.

[Anonymous]

Costco had a new brand- Clean. They are good. 2 flavors and 15g protein.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fitcrunch

https://fitcrunch.com/product/fitcrunch-chocolate-peanut-butter-9ct-snack-size/

+1. At 190 calories, I treat it like my dessert for the day. The peanut butter chocolate is basically a candy bar but with some fiber and 16g protein. I also like the mint cookie flavor (also 190 calories).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Atkins used to make bars. Almost all were delicious!!
I bought them even after I was Off the low carb diet.

They still do! Some are very tasty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Costco had a new brand- Clean. They are good. 2 flavors and 15g protein.

DP: Going to Costco today! I'll check it out

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Costco had a new brand- Clean. They are good. 2 flavors and 15g protein.

Whoa that is a lot of sugar PP - 20%!

[Anonymous]

Larabars taste the best to me. And have only 3-4 real food ingredients. Nothing artificial. While a good source of protein, they won’t have as much as a “protein bar”. After comparing ingredients on Clif bars, I have changed my son (soccer player) to the Larabars too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Costco had a new brand- Clean. They are good. 2 flavors and 15g protein.

Whoa that is a lot of sugar PP - 20%!

True. I won’t be buying them again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Larabars taste the best to me. And have only 3-4 real food ingredients. Nothing artificial. While a good source of protein, they won’t have as much as a “protein bar”. After comparing ingredients on Clif bars, I have changed my son (soccer player) to the Larabars too.

I wish I liked those.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Larabars taste the best to me. And have only 3-4 real food ingredients. Nothing artificial. While a good source of protein, they won’t have as much as a “protein bar”. After comparing ingredients on Clif bars, I have changed my son (soccer player) to the Larabars too.

I wish I liked those.

I wouldn't feel too bad about not liking them. Like the Clean bars that were mentioned, Larabars are also very high in total sugar - naturally occurring and added sugar combined.

[Anonymous]

Barebells

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Larabars taste the best to me. And have only 3-4 real food ingredients. Nothing artificial. While a good source of protein, they won’t have as much as a “protein bar”. After comparing ingredients on Clif bars, I have changed my son (soccer player) to the Larabars too.

I wish I liked those.

I wouldn't feel too bad about not liking them. Like the Clean bars that were mentioned, Larabars are also very high in total sugar - naturally occurring and added sugar combined.

It’s better than highly processed foods/artificial sweeteners. The added sugar is 4g. I wouldn’t call that high. Maybe not low but not high. As long as you’re watching your added sugar from other sources, it’s not going to do much harm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Larabars taste the best to me. And have only 3-4 real food ingredients. Nothing artificial. While a good source of protein, they won’t have as much as a “protein bar”. After comparing ingredients on Clif bars, I have changed my son (soccer player) to the Larabars too.

I wish I liked those.

I wouldn't feel too bad about not liking them. Like the Clean bars that were mentioned, Larabars are also very high in total sugar - naturally occurring and added sugar combined.

It’s better than highly processed foods/artificial sweeteners. The added sugar is 4g. I wouldn’t call that high. Maybe not low but not high. As long as you’re watching your added sugar from other sources, it’s not going to do much harm.

PP here - good point thank you for highlighting that difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Barebells

+1

Just ordered a box from Amazon!