Lemon protein bars (no bake) 27g protein per bar.
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Gonna give those a go0
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That looks, so good. Im going to try to make it one day really soon.0
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Great! Can't wait to try these...have been looking for a way to use the two extra large containers of whey protein vanilla flavor we bought! LOL Thanks for this.0
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Bump for when I start to build up muscle mass in the future! Looks like the lemon bars I have made, but more healthy!0
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Bump for when I start to build up muscle mass in the future! Looks like the lemon bars I have made, but more healthy!
Protein is actually more important while losing weight than gaining as it will help to retain lean body mass (as well as resistance training) & help prevent yo-yo dieting
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Hi---so I tried these and wonder what I am doing wrong! It tastes good, but the consistency is like a thawing ice cream cake...not what I imagined after seeing your photo. I left it in the freezer for a few hours and then once it is moved to the fridge and begins to thaw it begins to melt again. Is this right? Still tasty though, which I appreciated!0
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Hi---so I tried these and wonder what I am doing wrong! It tastes good, but the consistency is like a thawing ice cream cake...not what I imagined after seeing your photo. I left it in the freezer for a few hours and then once it is moved to the fridge and begins to thaw it begins to melt again. Is this right? Still tasty though, which I appreciated!
It's a bit of a balance between the frozen bit & thawing bit. I kept mine in the freezer & then would put in the fridge a few hours before I wanted to eat them. That worked best for me.0 -
These sound really good! I can't wait to try them! Thanks!0
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im soo making these today0
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At risk of sounding like a fool. What do protein bars do? Is it muscle rehabilitation after exercise or...? Could you get the same benefits from your regular diet.0
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protein bars assist you in reaching your desired protein goals. As most people typically are under the recommended amounts for hard exercising individuals things like these are great to fit into your diet. Basically if you have 2000cals to use up & you're aiming for 120g of protein per day, you could have a regular fruit bar or something & use up 150cals & get SFA protein & about 30g of carbs. If you were to replace that fruit bar with a protein bar you get 27g of protein & only require 90ish to meet your goal for the day.
As well as that it's a good way to mix up your diet instead of just getting protein from the regular sources like meat, dairy etc.
Hope that explains it
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They look good. My personal trainer makes the best apricot, almond & vanilla protein bars but she won't give me the recipe! I've tried to imitate them but they just aren't the same.0
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Mmmm must try these!0
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Yum! I love lemon desserts / snacks this time of year.0
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I have to try these!
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bump! These sounds so yummy!!0
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