Hundt discovered this Austin-based brand recently and fell hard for the tasty, low-sugar, gluten-free bars made with mostly organic ingredients and whey protein from grass-fed cows. One note: Hundt says to steer clear of Quest’s bars that contain sucralose, like the popular Cookies & Cream. Quality ingredients like almonds, coconut, sea salt, and whey protein isolate also satisfy other nutrition requirements, although they’re not organic. "The great thing about this one is just the high fiber and protein content," Hundt says, referring to 17 grams and 20 grams, respectively, packed into just 170 calories. "It’s delicious and well-balanced in terms of the ingredients." "This is great for people who want something that’s crunchy and slightly sweet for a snack," Hundt says (and for vegans!).
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It has 10 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber to balance out the sugar, plus an omega 3 boost you’ll get from the chia. Superfood chia seeds are the protein powerhouse ingredient in this bar, and many of its other clean, whole-food, plant-based ingredients are organic. Health Warrior Superfood Protein Dark Chocolate and Coconut Sea Salt Bar Keep reading to see what the best and worst nutrition bars are, according to a nutritionist.
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