Meal Bar
The ProBar Meal Bar features a non-baked recipe with all-natural and organic ingredients, offering you a much healthier (and tastier) way to refuel. The Meal Bar is 100% vegan and its low glycemic-index prevents sugar spikes and crashes. ProBar also carefully controls the sodium-protein balance in the recipe, which means it requires less water to digest so you can hydrate efficiently. Also, the Meal Bar has an excellent shelf life even though it’s preservative-free.
Details
- Non-baked recipe with organic ingredients
- 100% vegan
- Carefully controlled sodium-protein balance
- Contains peanuts and tree nuts
- Item #PBR0036
- Calories
- (depending on flavor) 350-390
- Servings Per Container
- 12
- Allergens
- tree nuts, coconut, produced on equipment that also processes peanuts, soy, wheat
- Claimed Weight
- [bar] 3oz
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Overall Rating
4 based on 2 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJanuary 24, 2023
One of the Top trail snacks
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I have been eating ProBars for years now and find them to be more filling than many of the other options. Often while backpacking my partner and I will each eat a half at a time because of this. We consider this a good thing. I also like that they're made here in Utah. I see another review saying they are a bit dense and hard to eat on a bike. They are dense but with that comes pretty significant chunks of strawberry in the Whole Berry, nuts in the Banana Nut Bread, etc. Not sure I get the "tough to eat on a bike thing" unless they haven't really tried eating anything else that way. I haven't had any issues in that realm. I'd definitely put them up there with other favorites like Taos Bakes and Kate's.
March 24, 2022
Ok...
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
These taste ok, but are a bit dense and tough to eat on the bike (especially if the chocolate melts). Maybe I need to try a different flavor...
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