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Need a good/tasty Protein Bar..recommendations?

shockrock3

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Hoping for a seasonal pumpkin flavor but I'll take whatever....was looking at Outright bars but seems 50/50 on the taste, etc.
 
MrOneEyedBoh said:
Costco has their own brand, for the price IMO they're doable.
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Agreed. The Kirkland protein bars aren't bad at all. Ecspecially if you throw them in the microwave for about 8 seconds :)
 
Tried barebrells this week and they’re the best bar I have had to date. Got them at Trader Joe’s for 1.99 a bar. All flavors have been amazing so far
 
thebigt said:
he nailed the PB&J flavor
but they are very filling i usually buy the smaller bars.
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Are they better than the Choc Peanut Butter ones? That was my go to bar for a long time.

Hooked on Outright Bars now, particularly the Cookies/Creme and the Choc Chip Cookie Dough.
 
The1WhoKnocks said:
Are they better than the Choc Peanut Butter ones? That was my go to bar for a long time.

Hooked on Outright Bars now, particularly the Cookies/Creme and the Choc Chip Cookie Dough.
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taste is all about personal preference, imo...for me the PB&J is best...but i've tried several different fitcrunch flavors and all are good.
 
shockrock3 said:
Hoping for a seasonal pumpkin flavor but I'll take whatever....was looking at Outright bars but seems 50/50 on the taste, etc.
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You can look around and find recipes to make your own, super cheap and you can make them any flavor and calorie amounts you want.
 
I forgot the brand but one of the major companies makes a Twinkie flavored protein powder, I been meaning to buy some so I can make Twinkie flavored protein pies lol
 
Renew1 said:
It never crossed my mind to look at Costco for things like that.
I'll check it out the next time I'm there.

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Costco, BJ's wholesale, all those type places usually carry protein powder and protein bars and they usually have them in bulk sizes at a very good price
 
Smont said:
You can look around and find recipes to make your own, super cheap and you can make them any flavor and calorie amounts you want.
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Yeah I make my own protein balls...I'll look up some recipes next time for bars
 
Grabbed some dirt cheap Mutant Protein Brownies (36 for $20 shipped...yeah I already know how these will taste ha, they all taste the same) & some FitCrunch snack bars with PB&J in them. Yeah prob. not the best choices macro wise. I used to get those old Chef Jay's bars...loved them.
 
sammpedd88 said:
I like the Fit Crunch bars made by Chef Robert Irvine. They taste really good.
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Fit Crunch are definitely a go to when on the road. Pretty easy to find in convenience stores around me and taste is on point.

The new Redcon1 BAR tastes great, but you have to be willing to sacrifice the cals for it.

And as a treat the Sinfit bars are phenomenal.
 
shockrock3 said:
Grabbed some dirt cheap Mutant Protein Brownies (36 for $20 shipped...yeah I already know how these will taste ha, they all taste the same) & some FitCrunch snack bars with PB&J in them. Yeah prob. not the best choices macro wise. I used to get those old Chef Jay's bars...loved them.
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Chef Jay bars were great. I miss em!
 
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This OG right here is still my all-time favorite. It comes from the era of when bars tasted like ****, however, it is awesome and has weathered the test of time
 
Darkhorse192 said:
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This OG right here is still my all-time favorite. It comes from the era of when bars tasted like ****, however, it is awesome and has weathered the test of time
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These used to be my go to bars until they made me start farting up a storm 🥴
 
thebigt said:
he nailed the PB&J flavor
but they are very filling i usually buy the smaller bars.
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Wanted to try the apple but have not found it yet.
 
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