Recommend a protein bar that taste good and isn't garbage

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Anonymous wrote:I am LOVING David’s protein bars. I buy them direct and it is buy 4 boxes get one free. The peanut butter chocolate is so so good.

I thought every flavor was absolutely disgusting. I wanted to love them.

[Anonymous]

I like Think minis in the girl scout cookie flavors. Like a pp said, I keep in my desk/purse for when I’m starving or need a sweet, I don’t eat them regularly.

[Anonymous]

I dont have a good protein bar but i just discovered a very good tasting protein drink "Core Power Protein Shake, Chocolate, 26g" (i just looked it up to buy it as I grabbed a bottle randomly at train station yesterday and was first time i found a protein shake that didn't have an aftertaste).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I dont have a good protein bar but i just discovered a very good tasting protein drink "Core Power Protein Shake, Chocolate, 26g" (i just looked it up to buy it as I grabbed a bottle randomly at train station yesterday and was first time i found a protein shake that didn't have an aftertaste).

The brand is Fairlife (I admit i havent looked closely at ingredients yet but it claims to be from real milk)

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I dont have a good protein bar but i just discovered a very good tasting protein drink "Core Power Protein Shake, Chocolate, 26g" (i just looked it up to buy it as I grabbed a bottle randomly at train station yesterday and was first time i found a protein shake that didn't have an aftertaste).

The brand is Fairlife (I admit i havent looked closely at ingredients yet but it claims to be from real milk)

Yeah, packaged milk with tons of preservatives and fake sweeteners so it is shelf stable.
It's marketed to the low I.Q. consumer crowd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I dont have a good protein bar but i just discovered a very good tasting protein drink "Core Power Protein Shake, Chocolate, 26g" (i just looked it up to buy it as I grabbed a bottle randomly at train station yesterday and was first time i found a protein shake that didn't have an aftertaste).

The brand is Fairlife (I admit i havent looked closely at ingredients yet but it claims to be from real milk)

Yeah, packaged milk with tons of preservatives and fake sweeteners so it is shelf stable.
It's marketed to the low I.Q. consumer crowd.

who hurt you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:barebells are also really good.

NP- haven’t tried yet, but a few of my friends love these. Saw them at Trader Joe’s today.

[Anonymous]

Just eat nuts, canned chicken with crackers, hard boiled eggs, or protein shake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I need to eat more protein, and of course I know eating protein from whole sources is ideal - but not always possible. I'd like to find a good protein bar (not for every day) that taste good and isn't totally garbage with its ingredients.

Making them is not an option right now. Any suggestions?

Shape guacamole into the shape of a bar and eat that.

Shape chicken breast into the shape of a bar and eat that.

Shape a cheeseburger into the shape of bar and eat that.

There. Protein.

[Anonymous]

To answer the OP’s actual question, I like the One brand bars, especially the peanut butter cup flavor.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I dont have a good protein bar but i just discovered a very good tasting protein drink "Core Power Protein Shake, Chocolate, 26g" (i just looked it up to buy it as I grabbed a bottle randomly at train station yesterday and was first time i found a protein shake that didn't have an aftertaste).

The brand is Fairlife (I admit i havent looked closely at ingredients yet but it claims to be from real milk)

Yeah, packaged milk with tons of preservatives and fake sweeteners so it is shelf stable.
It's marketed to the low I.Q. consumer crowd.

Wow. That’s unnecessarily mean

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I dont have a good protein bar but i just discovered a very good tasting protein drink "Core Power Protein Shake, Chocolate, 26g" (i just looked it up to buy it as I grabbed a bottle randomly at train station yesterday and was first time i found a protein shake that didn't have an aftertaste).

The brand is Fairlife (I admit i havent looked closely at ingredients yet but it claims to be from real milk)

Yeah, packaged milk with tons of preservatives and fake sweeteners so it is shelf stable.
It's marketed to the low I.Q. consumer crowd.

Wow. That’s unnecessarily mean

Similar to how "energy drinks" are marketed towards the same group. Just creating caffeine addicts through a sweet conduit rather than a bitter tasting one.

[Anonymous]

Hard boiled eggs
A piece of chicken

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I dont have a good protein bar but i just discovered a very good tasting protein drink "Core Power Protein Shake, Chocolate, 26g" (i just looked it up to buy it as I grabbed a bottle randomly at train station yesterday and was first time i found a protein shake that didn't have an aftertaste).

The brand is Fairlife (I admit i havent looked closely at ingredients yet but it claims to be from real milk)

Yeah, packaged milk with tons of preservatives and fake sweeteners so it is shelf stable.
It's marketed to the low I.Q. consumer crowd.

Wow. That’s unnecessarily mean

Similar to how "energy drinks" are marketed towards the same group. Just creating caffeine addicts through a sweet conduit rather than a bitter tasting one.

You're not wrong but these things have their place. If OP is asking about protein bars, they aren't against the concept and these DO taste better than any other I have tried. My pickiest of picky kids will drink the strawberry one and it's amazing to know at least he's getting some protein without an enormous battle. -- NP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Perfect Bar. Peanut butter and chocolate chip tastes like cookie dough. And has a lot of protein.

This. They are 300 calories though, keep in mind