What is a good healthy protein bar to have for breakfast on the run?
Mjg2016
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What is a good healthy protein bar to have for breakfast on the run?
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I think the one i've tried is supreme protein- 30g protein. Or a shake.0
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I'm a quest fan, but depends on your goals. It has 20grams of protein low carb/sugar.0
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Life choice double chocolate fudge 20g. I honestly don't care for quest bars, but that's just me. It's all in personal preference.0
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If you can, perhaps you could prepare egg muffins instead of having a protein bar? I love Quest bars but I don't find them all that filling, but 2 egg muffins with veg and ham or turkey are really filling. You can batch cook them and then have them in the fridge
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Quest changed their formula which then changed the flavor so I don't eat those anymore....I currently am enjoying B up bars which have similar macros to the quest (GNC).0
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If you can, perhaps you could prepare egg muffins instead of having a protein bar? I love Quest bars but I don't find them all that filling, but 2 egg muffins with veg and ham or turkey are really filling. You can batch cook them and then have them in the fridge
I prefer egg muffins, I add the ham or chicken right in the muffins, so they are super portable eating. I also prefer a protein shake to a bar. But if I was driving I can see the advantage of a bar or a muffin option.
I recently found this site with some recipes that look awesome to me, will be trying out a few of these:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/diy-protein-bars-healthy-bars-in-5-easy-steps.html0 -
I like the Balance or Zone bars - the 40/30/30 ratio and about 200 calories - if I just must have a snack. 2 x if a meal.
Not protein bars because still more carbs - but several are tasty with that fat in there.
Usually I'm sitting though until lunch - so skip breakfast. I eat late snack, so my carb stores are not low yet.0 -
I like Clif Builder Bars 270 calories, 20 grams of protein. I also like that they have a little crunch in them. I tried Quest and just do not like the taste. Done regular Clif bars, and while they taste great, just not enough protein for the amount of calories.
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The regular Clif bars are great for post-recovery snack after an endurance cardio workout, and you plan on another hard workout tomorrow.
Great ratio of 4:1 for carbs:protein which is great for muscle glycogen recovery if taken within 30 min.
But no - not a protein bar by a long shot. Like the Builder bar version too, tad more carbs than some "protein" bars, but loaded with vitamins/minerals too.0 -
The regular Clif bars are great for post-recovery snack after an endurance cardio workout, and you plan on another hard workout tomorrow.
Great ratio of 4:1 for carbs:protein which is great for muscle glycogen recovery if taken within 30 min.
But no - not a protein bar by a long shot. Like the Builder bar version too, tad more carbs than some "protein" bars, but loaded with vitamins/minerals too.
good to know. I like keeping some bars in my car and also taking on bike rides. The Clif Builder bars all have chocolate and the melting get a bit much.0 -
The regular Clif bars at least have some options that don't melt. I got sick of the Walnut one and can't stand it anymore, but Sierra trail mix and a newer seed/grain/bird feed ;-) versions are nice. But ya, the builders, I guess they figure they want chocolate.0
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power bars or met rx bars premier protein bars there the ones i like0
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