If you weigh them they are 39-75g per bar (Huge quality control issues) when the label says 50g. This has been an issue for 2+ years. Consumers know this but still, buy it even though the calories are vastly incorrect.
Well then, that explains why I tried them once and liked them and the 2nd time thought they were chewy tasteless crap. lol
We got them in once at the shop at least 1.5 years ago, it was before they re-labeled them. I remember looking at the ingredients and scratching my head as there was almost nothing in there that would supply the fiber claimed on the label. They tasted decent and did not have that garbage fiber so many bars lean on(it's fine if you eat one but I eat two or three at a go when I do eat bars which is almost never now.)
Holy lingerie...I had no idea. I just found them on DPS and thought it matched OP's requirements. Oddly enough it's very hard to find high protein, moderate carb, and low-fat protein bars especially since everyone wants low carb options now.
And since most functional food items can be VASTY off in calories. I know Bowmar nutrition had a huge scare on that recently showing up to 60% deviance on some of their labels. Ever check your blood glucose after eating some of these things? Watch how high it can flare up. That will really make you second guess what the label is telling you.
Very tough for me to even know what's good these days.
i always go back to quest bars...
before i retired i would eat a fit crunch bar when i was on a job site and needed something quick that would fill me up.
The PB ones in particular do not mask the stevia all that well but some are pretty good
Same here. I'll try new bars and i seem to always fall back to quest for low carb, high protein, and taste.
i found the fit crunch bars way overly sweet tasting
I can't stand those. It's like tasteless taffy.
quest choc chip cookie is amazing but it gives me too much gas to eat regularly lol
You can always blame it on the dog, lol!
