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Best protein bars

Hi all. Looking for the best and healthiest protein bars as a meal replacement. Suggestions welcomed!!

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    Most of us use Quest bars...at my place, I buy one box and get another 1/2 price...also PowerCrunch... I also make my own Protein donuts from a recipe from Eggface

  • Quest bars ... I got mine at whole foods.

  • I have tried many. Without a doubt Quest are the best! Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, White Chocolate Raspberry and Cookies and Cream are favorites.

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Most of us use Quest bars...at my place, I buy one box and get another 1/2 price...also PowerCrunch...

I also make my own Protein donuts from a recipe from Eggface

I have tried many. Without a doubt Quest are the best! Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, White Chocolate Raspberry and Cookies and Cream are favorites.

I prefer larabars. Nine ingredients or less, no artificial sweeteners the sugar is from dates. No GMO's, sugar free, dairy and many are gluten & vegan as well. Qwest bars have stevia in them and I'm allergic to stevia.

If you feel creative you can make your own using your choice of nut butter, and your own Protein powder. You can then add in your choice of mix ins such as dried fruit, coconut, oats, or nuts. Check pinterest for recipes.

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I'm very much a fan of the Clif Builders Bar chocolate Mint. Beware they are a little high in calories (270) and carbohydrates (30g). However, this is what I eat before I go into the gym each morning and complete a cardio workout that usually lasts 60 minutes. My Dr does not recommend them for all of their WLS patients but they have told me that with my activity level they are fine if I limit myself to 1 bar per day. Beware they are very good!

I have celiac disease so that takes a bunch of them out of the running, but I do eat and love Quest bars. .. apple pie flavor is my fave.

I have celiac disease so that takes a bunch of them out of the running, but I do eat and love Quest bars. .. apple pie flavor is my fave.

Larabar makes several gluten free options.

I didn't know that about Larabars. Thanks:)

Most of us use Quest bars...at my place, I buy one box and get another 1/2 price...also PowerCrunch...

I also make my own protein donuts from a recipe from Eggface

Doughnuts?..... Really, I'm gonna check that out this weekend, I haven't had a doughnut in 8+ months! Thanks :)

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