do you eat protein/fiber/nutrition bars?

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  • ibamosaserreinas
    ibamosaserreinas Posts: 294 Member
    I have wanted to try the Julian Bakery Protein Bars. They are about $3.00 each though. They have one that is apparently glazed doughnut flavored.
  • azulvioleta6
    azulvioleta6 Posts: 4,195 Member
    No. I eat food.
    If protein bars aren't food, what are they then ?? :neutral_face:

    Rectangular food-like substances?

    I see some of them as food--for example, Kind bars. Others are so processed that they are really candy.

    I rarely eat them--they have more sugar than I can handle. I also have a hard time not consuming too many when they come in multi-packs.
  • LovingLife_Erin
    LovingLife_Erin Posts: 328 Member
    I've just discovered Nakd bars (in the UK, not sure if they are elsewhere). They are raw, vegan, and contain only a few natural ingredients (not that I'm vegan or anything but a good option for people who are). They are freakin' delicious. The cashew cookie one is just cashews and dates, but seriously amazing. They aren't super high on protein or anything, but they have some, and are a great bar to eat after a workout, or with a salad for lunch.
  • emc2fit
    emc2fit Posts: 16 Member
    I'm addicted to chocolate brownie quest bars. Microwaved for 8 seconds makes them taste even better.

    Quest is the bomb! IMO they're the best out there content wise. High in fat but there's got to be a trade off somewhere.

    Favourites so far: cookie dough, raspberry & white choc and the oreo type one. Great supplement but expensive. Need to find an alternative or this Quest habit is going to break the bank :(

  • Timorous_Beastie
    Timorous_Beastie Posts: 595 Member
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    Soooo good.
  • snowflake930
    snowflake930 Posts: 2,188 Member
    edited February 2015
    Quest raspberry white chocolate bars are my favorite, I am going to pick up a box today on my lunch break.
  • katkins73
    katkins73 Posts: 416 Member
    I was really excited to find Quest bars in Denmark, they are expensive but were on a special deal. I tried four flavours and I think they taste ok, definitely fix my sweet tooth but mostly i was impressed with the protein and fibre count for around 200 calories. I am out with my family today and we are visiting a fancy coffee shop with amazing cakes, I plan to sneak a Quest in and just have a cappuccino and save hundreds of calories!

    I'm a bit disappointed that I haven't seen chocolate chip or brownie, we seem to have the more fancy flavours like white chocolate and raspberry and peanut butter and chocolate (peanut butter is not so common here like in the US.)
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