These high-protein, low-sugar bars come in a wide range of really delicious flavours which only use real chocolate to make them really stand out against their competitors. Take a bite and you can see that they are made up of a chocolate outer coating around a layer of crunchy bits in a caramel like layer, around a firm yet chewy centre. It also has to be said that if you have a bit of a sweet tooth, and not much will power you could end up munching your way through 2 or 3 of these bars as they really do taste pretty good and don’t fill you up too much, so be warned. Side Effects… Wholegrain oat-blend protein bars are some of the most popular options, as they can provide up to 30 per cent of your RDA for fibre. Most protein bars are also bolstered with between 15 and 20 vitamins and minerals, with a focus on antioxidants and vitamins C and E, which will help lessen DOMS. They are pretty similar to Warrior Crunch bars in their composition with a soft protein centre which is coated in caramel which is surrounded by crunch bits, however, unlike Warrior Crunch bars these ones are free from palm oil.

Dark Chocolate Peanut Crunch bars have 236 calories per bar too which makes them pretty versatile, however not much different to Grenade Carb Killa bars in this respect. We’ve tried a few different flavours and really enjoyed them all, apart from just one-Raspberry Lemon Cheesecake.They are an amazing tasting, triple layered bar that’s high in protein containing up to 23g per bar depending on the flavour, they’re low in sugar, low in carbs and can be enjoyed guilt free at any time of the day. Note: as with any supplement that you're using to help achieve your fitness goals – protein bars, powders etc. – remember they are just that, supplements, and you will always get more nutritional value from real foods. Men's Health Lab Approved If you’re looking to drop a few pounds without losing any of your hard earned muscle, these bars are a good choice here too. Rolled Oats, Toasted Oats (contains Honey, Barley Malt Extract, Sugar, Vegetable Oil), Protein Blend ( Milk Protein, Hydrolysed Gelatine), Glycerine, Fructo-Oligosaccharide, Cocoa Powder, Chocolate Chips (Sugar, Cocoa Mass, Cocoa Butter, Emulsifier: Soya Lecithin), Salt, Sweetener (Stevia, Sucralose), Flavouring.

We think these numbers speak for themselves and show that the vast majority of people buying and using these bars are very satisfied with them. It’s a triple-protein-blend of milk protein, collagen hydrolysate and soya protein isolate and NOT a 100% whey protein meaning that gram for gram they don’t have the same nutritional content as a top protein powder.Warrior Crunch Bars are a high-protein, low-sugar, low-carb nutrition bar designed to help build muscle, maintain a lean and toned physique year-round, preserve muscle during weight loss and provide a convenient and clean source of quality nutrition.

On the flipside, some protein bars are marketed as “meal replacement bars”, which can be eaten in place of a full meal, helping you eat fewer calories. It is, of course, down to preference. “While protein can aid satiety and leave you feeling fuller for longer, weight loss comes down to overall diet,” says Hope. When Should I Eat a Protein Bar? Each 64g bar has 20g of protein, which is pretty much the standard amount you’ll find in most protein bars. As part of the Men's Health Sports Nutrition Awards, we enlisted a 200-strong panel of fitness enthusiasts and experts to test a range of market-leading protein bars, helping us to find those that deliver on both nutrition and flavour. The nutrition facts and ingredients are clearly displayed so you can see exactly what you’re getting in each bar.In terms of the flavour, it’s pretty natural, the bars aren’t overly sweet and there’s no artificial aftertaste.