Protein bars?

[Jinjin 21]

Does anyone do Protein Bars? Like for a quick Protein on the go? Im 7 weeks out and was at costco and tried these really good protein bars. Just wanna know If so what kind, and ETC THANKS

[nraeh 23]

I like the Protein Bars from Sam's called Pure Protein. They have 20 grams of protein in each bar. They are good for a snack or when I am in a hurry and can't stop to eat. One Bar is like a full meal for me. I can eat just one bar and be satisfied. When I know I am going to be gone for any length of time I put one in my purse to make sure I won't be tempted to eat something I shouldn't. It works for me.

[Oregondaisy 2,020]

I eat the ones from costco occasionally. I used to eat them all the time but then I tried the Oh Yeah bars. I love them. I get them from vitacost.com

[kellyw74 258]

I like the ones from Pure Protein, they are yummy. They are all high in protein and low sugar! The carb count is usually 18-20g, but I don't super low carb so they work for me.

Kelly

[SleeveGirl-TX 183]

Pure Protein is too... protein-y for me. It tastes funky. I really like the Oh Yeah! and the PowerCrunch brands so far. I'm just trying a bunch. I really wanted to like the ThinkThin ones, but they tasted like Protein Bar too much. LOL. I guess the "wafer" ones are more my style as well.

[MI Girl 0]

How soon after surgery did you guys start using the bars? I am 2 1/2 weeks out and really struggling to get in my Protein. I tried that whey powder stuff but is is so clumpy I can't get it down. I was moved to soft foods on Monday of this week but not sure if they qualify for that.

[Bitties 4]

I love Nugo bars from costco. 11 grams of Protein and they're certified low glycemic. Another side note, for people who can't stand liquid vitamins, try Eco Drink. It's delicious, has tons of electrolytes and 0 sugar, calories, carbs.

[nraeh 23]

How soon after surgery did you guys start using the bars? I am 2 1/2 weeks out and really struggling to get in my Protein. I tried that whey powder stuff but is is so clumpy I can't get it down. I was moved to soft foods on Monday of this week but not sure if they qualify for that.

I didn't start eating the Protein Bars until I was about six weeks out. I am not sure the system would have tolerated them any earlier. I took them on our vacation with me and they were a definite lifesaver.

[Foxbins 625]

Another vote here for the OhYeah! wafer bars. I tried their regular Protein bars and they were too dense, the wafers are just right. I hated the Pure protein ones, too dense and weird-tasting. I tried one called Quest in the Apple Pie flavor and it was okay--kind of like a chewy Nutrigrain bar. I don't eat protein bars often, just carry one in my purse for emergencies. I was probably 3 months out before I ate one.

[JackieOMonroe 123]

Does anyone do Protein bars? Like for a quick Protein on the go? Im 7 weeks out and was at costco and tried these really good protein bars. Just wanna know If so what kind, and ETC THANKS

I almost bought some protein bars at costco today. They weren't the Pure Protein ones, even though they had those. It was a brand called Premier Nutrition that just has PROTEIN in huge letters on the front of the package. 30g of protein per bar. What kind do you use?

[Roseib 13]

Another vote for Pure Protein although I like only the chocolate Peanut Butter flavor and not the other flavors.. It has 18 carbs I think 2 carbs sugar with the 20 grams protein. It is dense as someone said, but I find it filling if I get stuck eating a protein bar as Meal Replacement. Someone mentioned Power Crunch. those taste really good to me -- like a cookie -- which is a bit of a problem for me. In addition, they only have 13-14 grams of protein, which is a little low. for my needs. On the other hand, only 10 grams of carbs, 5 of them sugar. Quest made me sick when I tried them, but that was a long time ago -- at 4 months or so. I could probably eat them now.

[Jinjin 21]

THANKS EVERYONE! Im gonna buy PURE Protein BARS- they are in the coupon book for costco this month. I think $4.50 or $ 4.75 off.