November 10, 2013
Nutrition Bars Review and Giveaway
I was recently sent a nice selection of different nutrition
bars to try and here is what I thought of each of them:
- Gnu Foods FiberLove Bars: I have reviewed Gnu foods bars a couple of times in the past and really like them. They recently got all new packaging which looks great. These bars have 140 calories, 12 grams of fiber and 4 grams of protein. I love that they are high in fiber to help meet your daily fiber needs. I would love to give these to my residents at the nursing home who need increased fiber
Ingredients
include: Gnu High Fiber Blend™ (whole rolled
oats, organic whole wheat flour, wheat bran, organic KAMUT® brand Khorasan
wheat, psyllium, flax, millet), chicory root inulin, fruit juices, rice
dextrins, apples, non-GMO canola oil, walnuts, rice, plums, banana, wheat
protein isolate, natural flavors, baking powder.
My
favorite flavors are the banana walnut, cinnamon raisin and blueberry cobbler.
They are chewy and taste great.
- BumbleBar: BumbleBars are organic, gluten-free bars made up mostly of sesame seeds. I was sent the junior bars which only have 100 calories in them. They are very low in sugar with 3 grams per bar. There is 2 grams of fiber and 3 grams of protein in each bar. Flavors include: almond, chocolate crisp and peanut.
Ingredients include: Organic Sesame Seeds, Organic Brown Rice Syrup,
Organic Flax Seeds, Organic Evaporated Cane Juice, Organic Almonds, Organic
Extract of Vanilla, Organic Cinnamon, Sea Salt, vitamin E.
I
really like that they are small for a little treat when you want just a small
snack. I also love the super low sugar content. I did not like that the bars
are mainly made up of sesame seeds just as a personal preference. These bars
have a good flavor and use real ingredients.
- AMRAP
Nutrition Fuel Bar: These
bars are 100% husband reviewed and approved. They are made to refuel
athletes and are 100% paleo. They contain raw, real ingredients. One bar
has 300 calories and 14 grams of protein. I like the taste of these bars
but 300 calories is a bit too much for my preferences in a bar. For
someone that works out hard or needs the extra calories, this is a great
real food choice.
The
protein is great for your muscles after a workout to help heal hurt muscles and
to help build new muscles. I am a big fan of almond butter and almonds and
enjoyed trying these bars.
This AMRAP
bar uses 100% real ingredients including: Raw Almond Butter, Unsweetened
Coconut, Egg White Protein Powder, Raw Sesame Seeds, Raw Almond Chunks, Raw
Honey, Ground Cinnamon, Sea Salt.
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Veggie-Go’s: These unique strips are similar to a natural fruit roll up but include
vegetables too. They have unique flavors and ingredients that make up a chewy,
fruity strip. They are made from organic fruit and vegetables and have no added
sugar. Flavors include mountain berry spinach, carrot ginger, cinnamon spiced
beet and sweet potato pie.
I liked trying all of the flavors of the Veggie-Go’s. These would be fun for kids
who like fruit rollups and fruit snacks but are a healthier option.
Giveaway
The giveaway will be for a box of 20 Veggie-Go’s Bars, a box of BumbleBars and a box of 8 AMRAP bars distributed to three lucky readers on The Nutritionist Reviews blog.
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I would like the carrot apple ginger. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite yet, I've been trying some. Mostly I make my own. I would love to try these!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Veggie-Go's look interesting! I'll have to find them and try them. I love my AMRAP bars!
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried any of these bars yet...But the Bumble bars look tasty!
ReplyDeletesweet potato pie would be my favorite!
ReplyDeleteI like most organic, and healthy bars. The Amazing Almond Bumble Bar would be one of my favorites.
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I like the AMRAP Organic Fuel Bars!
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I love the homemade protein bars from Elana's Pantry. My favorite storebought bars are Kind bars.
ReplyDeleteI love chocolate energy bars.
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