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Protine

I'm a little over 2 months post-op. Working on getting my protine through food and less shakes. What are some Good low carb protein bars

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there are several. The ones I use the most are Quest and Oh Yeah One (be sure to get Oh Yeah One, though, and not the regular Oh Yeah. Oh Yeah One bars have one gram of sugar - the regular Oh Yeah's have a lot more than that)

I use Quest.

I like the power crunch line. Peanut butter and salted caramel are my fav.

love quest bars. You can cut them into 6 pieces and bake them into cookie type thingies that are AWESOME with a small glass of fairlife milk.

You have some good suggestions of several products that meet the need (Pure protein and Costco's store brand version of Quest work well, too) though I wouldn't consider protein bars to be any more of a "real" food than the shakes. Try working more toward meats, cheese and yogurts are the classic real food protein sources that our body tends to like better overall.

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You're eventually going to hate "protein" bars. And they can be heavy and loaded with sugar. Look into jerky, cheese and greek yogurt so you can add protein to your diet.


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