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I like Pure Protein. I get them at target for $15/box of 12, which seems reasonable for protein bars. I have only had the chocolate caramel bar because it is so good and don't want to risk buying a box of a flavor I don't like. It's basically a Snickers with 190 calories and 20 grams of protein.
I like Quest cookies and cream too, but it is harder for me to find and more expensive. I think questbbars probably have better nutrition facts though.2 -
I like Pure Protein. I get them at target for $15/box of 12, which seems reasonable for protein bars. I have only had the chocolate caramel bar because it is so good and don't want to risk buying a box of a flavor I don't like. It's basically a Snickers with 190 calories and 20 grams of protein
The Pure Protein Chocolate Deluxe is so good and tastes like a brownie. My favorite! 180 calories and 21g protein. The chocolate caramel is my next favorite.2 -
jagodfrey08 wrote: »The Pure Protein Chocolate Deluxe is so good and tastes like a brownie. My favorite! 180 calories and 21g protein. The chocolate caramel is my next favorite.
Put it in the microwave for about 10 seconds and it turns into a molten lava cake. Delicious. All it needs is a scoop of vanilla ice cream and some whipped cream.
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^^ WHAAAAAT?!?!?!?! I know what I'm doing tomorrow!!!!1
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Zone perfect bars are good and taste like candy to me
Oh and quest bars. There's several that's are super yum, but they're so damn expensive. Ugh. Lower the prices, quest!0 -
Isagenix bars are great! I also like the Kirkland protein bars (chocolate brownie and cookie dough).1
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Grenade Carb Killa's are the best tasting protein bars I've ever eaten.2
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Have you tried epic bars? They are meat a meat product that have limited added sugar and no additives. Healthy and pure protein.0
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QNT protein bars for me. 178 calories, 25g protein and nice and chewy0
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Protein dynamix do an amazing protein bar like so so so good trust me and try them they are like a toffee crisp with protein0
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I love Luna protein chocolate chip cookie dough. I love to have it with my afternoon coffee!1
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I really like Atkins bars, the chocolate peanut butter is delicious. I've never done Atkins diet so I was kinda weary but they're good!1
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Has anyone tried Rise bars? Simple ingredients, whey protein. They're not as tasty as others but I like the real ingredients and protein content.0
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I had heard such great things about Quest bars that I went out and bought a couple to try. They were thrown out after two bites. The fake sugar aftertaste is horrid in my opinion, I really don't know how so many people love them so much.
I don't do fake sugars, though, so maybe if you're used to them?
The bars I do like are Clif peanut butter chocolate chip (10-ish g protein), and Clif Builder peanut butter chocolate chip (20 g protein). I also love, love, love Peanut butter chocolate chip ( so you sense a theme?) Lara bars, but they only have 6 or 7 g of protein. They often serve as my "candy bar".0 -
The Atkins bars are amazing.
My
Favourite is the mint decadence and the cookies and cream.
Quest bar are also good! I cut them into four and put them in my George Forman grill-kinda makes cookies0 -
I forgot to include Oatmega bars. They are so tasty! The mint chocolate chip is my favorite. Plus, for every box bought, they donate a box to those in need.0
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Why not make some? They are quick and easy - and a little cheaper.
Stir together Protein Bar
• 1/2 Cup Milk (amount depends on the absorbency of the protein powder.)
• 3 Tablespoons Pure Honey
• 250g Natural nut/seed Butter (Around 16 Tablespoons - or one pot of 'Pip&nut' cashew nut butter or peanut butter)
• 2 Cups Rolled Oats (160g)
4 &1/2 Scoops Protein Powder (135g) -Chocolate or Vanilla have worked very well
Optional flavour:
2 Teaspoons Ground Cinnamon or 2 teasp cocoa powder or mixed spice or ground ginger or chilli...)
Extras:
• Handful Chocolate Chips /Chopped cherries/chopped crystalized ginger/coconut/ (sweetener if you have a very sweet tooth!)
• Handful Dried fruit/ chopped nuts
Mix milk, honey, and peanut butter in a pan over low heat until combined and warmed.
Add in the rest of the ingredients and more milk if recipe appears to be too dry (aim for a soft dough).
Once mixed press into a greased pan/dish. (I line mine with foil or paper first)
Let cool/harden before cutting them and wrapping them individually. I keep them out of sight in the fridge...
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Grenade carb killas...omg...delicious!!!!0
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