I like the Good to Go bars

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Anonymous wrote:Kind bars are my favorite

Kind bars are a glorified "healthy" candy bar, not a protein bar.

I like One protein bars, not sure if they are natural enough for OP.

Stop being dramatic. Kind bars are not even close to being a candy bar. Most of them only have around 180 calories and only 5 grams of added sugar, which is only 1/2 to 1/3 as much sugar as many single cups of flavored yogurts people eat. A kind bar has about 20% of your daily recommended value for fiber as well, which is why it can satiate you on such a low quantity of calories. Kind bars are fine.

+1. I found it hilarious that the PP thinks Kind bars are candy, but then gives ONE bars as a “healthy” option. Those things have like 25 grams of sugar in them. Literally more sugar than a snickers bar. With flavors like “chocolate chip cookie dough”, “birthday cake” and “maple donut”. Sure totally what OP is looking for.

Not to mention one bars use sugar alcohols (e.g xylitol etc.) which really aren't all that natural in large quantities either. One bars taste like a vat of artificial chemicals for a reason.

I like NuGo slim bars. No sugar alcohols and they taste good. Recommend the chocolate mint or roasted peanut flavors. Whole Foods used to carry them but I buy online.

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Anonymous wrote:Kind bars are my favorite

Kind bars are a glorified "healthy" candy bar, not a protein bar.

I like One protein bars, not sure if they are natural enough for OP.

Stop being dramatic. Kind bars are not even close to being a candy bar. Most of them only have around 180 calories and only 5 grams of added sugar, which is only 1/2 to 1/3 as much sugar as many single cups of flavored yogurts people eat. A kind bar has about 20% of your daily recommended value for fiber as well, which is why it can satiate you on such a low quantity of calories. Kind bars are fine.

I don't disagree with you that they're low in sugar, but I personally would rather skip chicory root fiber, palm kernel oil, and glucose syrup. If I'm going to eat something that tastes like a candy bar, I'd just as soon have an actual Snickers but get my protein from a handful of almonds or a hard boiled egg.

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Anonymous wrote:Kind bars are my favorite

Kind bars are a glorified "healthy" candy bar, not a protein bar.

I like One protein bars, not sure if they are natural enough for OP.

Stop being dramatic. Kind bars are not even close to being a candy bar. Most of them only have around 180 calories and only 5 grams of added sugar, which is only 1/2 to 1/3 as much sugar as many single cups of flavored yogurts people eat. A kind bar has about 20% of your daily recommended value for fiber as well, which is why it can satiate you on such a low quantity of calories. Kind bars are fine.

+1. I found it hilarious that the PP thinks Kind bars are candy, but then gives ONE bars as a “healthy” option. Those things have like 25 grams of sugar in them. Literally more sugar than a snickers bar. With flavors like “chocolate chip cookie dough”, “birthday cake” and “maple donut”. Sure totally what OP is looking for.

Anonymous wrote:How about a cup of plain Greek yogurt?

Haha, people crack me up when they say things like this. Protein bars are a convenience snack that you can leave in your purse, gym bag, etc. Not the case with yogurt.

Anonymous wrote:Built bars are the best

Agree! And the crave bars taste like snickers.

Luna - we like the chocolate ones

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Anonymous wrote:Kind bars are my favorite

Kind bars are a glorified "healthy" candy bar, not a protein bar.

I like One protein bars, not sure if they are natural enough for OP.

Stop being dramatic. Kind bars are not even close to being a candy bar. Most of them only have around 180 calories and only 5 grams of added sugar, which is only 1/2 to 1/3 as much sugar as many single cups of flavored yogurts people eat. A kind bar has about 20% of your daily recommended value for fiber as well, which is why it can satiate you on such a low quantity of calories. Kind bars are fine.

Mid-Day Squares!! Expensive but zero "bad" ingredients. Look for them online (and search for a coupon). They are yummy - the peanut butter is my fave, next is Almond Crunch.

Anonymous wrote:Which brand is a good one?
- no preservatives
- no artificial colors
- organic / natural ingredients
- tastes good


I used to eat builders bars some years - now they taste bad!

Hands down, my favorite is Aloha Protein Bars. My favorite is Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip. https://aloha.com/products/peanut-butter-chocolate-chip-protein-bar

The ingredient list is also pretty good!

Organic Peanuts, Organic Tapioca Fiber, Organic Protein Blend (Brown Rice Protein, Pumpkin Seed Protein), Organic Chocolate Chips (Cane Sugar, Chocolate,
Cocoa Butter, Vanilla Powder), Organic Tapioca Syrup, Organic Vegetable Glycerin, Organic Roasted Pumpkin Seeds, Sea Salt, Organic Monk Fruit

Anonymous wrote:How about a cup of plain Greek yogurt?

Most people opt for protein bars because it's portable, you can eat it on the run, and it's not messy. Yogurt is none of those things.

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Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I have yet to find anything that's really great. PP's are right that Kind bars are really glorified candy bars, and many of the others have fake fiber, or various kinds of sugar replacements.

Rx bars don’t have any of that. They have egg whites, dates, nuts, and then something pertaining to the specific flavor they are

Right, but they also have over 200 calories and only 12 grams of protein.

There are protein bars out there, like Pure Protein that have less than 200 calories and over 20 grams.

They honestly don't taste that great. But they are a better bang for your buck

So? OP said they wanted something natural. Pure Protein is filled with gross tasting whey protein, fractionated palm oil, and fake imitation sugars. Yuck. I’d rather have pure ingredients even if it meant less protein.

How about a cup of plain Greek yogurt?

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Anonymous wrote:Kind bars are my favorite

Kind bars are a glorified "healthy" candy bar, not a protein bar.

I like One protein bars, not sure if they are natural enough for OP.

One definitely has the best taste for bars that have more than 20 grams of protein. But checking in at over 300 calories can be tough for a snack

Most of the One Bars ar 220 calories. Not great but not terrible either. Even the lowest calorie protein powder is going to be 120 cal for 20 g protein.