Clif Bars...Are They Okay?
fragileelegance
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Are clif bars okay to have in my daily diet before workouts? It helps with energy before I workout but I don't know if it's bad to have them every day...
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Food is food... It's all okay. As long as you're within your calories, rock on!0
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They're fine. Why would they be bad? I love Cliff bars.0
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I like them. If I eat them I just make sure they are within my calorie count for that day. I do that for everything though so yeah go ahead and eat them if you like them.0
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May not be the best bars out there but I like them I had the chocolate almond fudge earlier today, if it fits in your macros your all good.0
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Yes, it's fine. Just fit them in if you like them. And the Apple Pear Strudel ones are fantastic.0
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If you like them, sure. Pure Protein or Quest will get your more protein for less calories, though. Not sure if you've ever tried those, but seems to be a little more bang for your buck.0
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I_Will_End_You wrote: »If you like them, sure. Pure Protein or Quest will get your more protein for less calories, though. Not sure if you've ever tried those, but seems to be a little more bang for your buck.
Clif bars are energy bars, not protein bars. They don't compete with each other.
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These are high in calories, however its a great food choice to have in your car or purse when your hungry. It will keep you from going to the drive thru.0
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Thank you everyone!0
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The white chocolate macedamia nut ones are delicous!0
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SnuggleSmacks wrote: »The white chocolate macedamia nut ones are delicous!
Those are my personal favorite! I also really enjoy the zbars they make for kids. They're a great snack.0 -
Nope, they're the devil, they give me the worst heartburn.0
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my brother is a runner and he eats his cliff bars . the guy is healthy as you can get0
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They're good, have you tried Kind Bars? The have way less sugar, check them out.0
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Yep - perfect for hard workout days. I like the peanut crunch ones.0
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I should add though - I don't have them every day because they're high - in calories and in cost.0
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