Amfit’s high protein gluten free bars are perfect for fitness enthusiasts and athletes who are dedicated to their training.

They also have 10g of protein and 7g of fibre, keeping you energised and pumped throughout your workouts. All ingredients are natural and raw, and they haven’t undergone any artificial processes. They're dairy free too, vegan friendly and contain no added sugar. We loved the flavour, and these bars are wonderfully crunchy with a great texture

Categories

They contain 15g of protein and so can certainly help you work towards your gym goals while equally not eating away at your calorie allowance; each bar is just 189 calories. So, if you’re on the hunt for the best protein bars that are gluten free, you now know where to find them! All in all, these are great bars for anyone who wants to load up on protein but treat themselves at the same time! Pure bars stand out in the world of gluten free protein bars due to their superior sugar to protein ratio. They contain an impressive 20g of protein per bar, which makes them one of the most protein dense products on the list. Couple this with low sugar (just 3g) and you’ve got a bar that you can enjoy without compromising your diet. Each one contains 10g of natural protein, and although that’s not the biggest number on the list, the addition of fruits and nuts means that just one bar constitutes one of your five a day. Everything is designed with that all important, slow release energy in mind, so a bar will easily see you through a race or workout.

We love this emphasis on the environment, and Ridiculous bars are some of the tastiest around. The multiple layers of flavour really make a difference, and you could easily replace a whole desert with the Chocolate Caramelicious. All things considered, it’s no wonder that the Ridiculous bar was named #1 vegan protein bar by Women’s Running Magazine. The gluten free range offers three different types of bar; Protein Peanut & Chocolate, Protein Salted Caramel Nut and Protein Coconut & Almond. All of these account for around 20% of your daily protein needs, and contain 40g of ingredients.Detour believe that people are more likely to eat healthily if the food tastes good, and they’ve created a range of gluten-free protein bars which are tasty in their own right. We’d be more than happy to eat these at any time, even if weren’t working out.

Expect to find combinations of fruits, nuts, and pea and rice proteins making up the range. There’s a lot of choice, including chocolate brownie, white chocolate and raspberry and double chocolate. The bakewell tart flavour is a nice addition, and since it’s only 213 calories and contains 9g of protein, you can enjoy it guilt free. Cake flavoured protein bars are usually a mixed bag, but we’re pleased to confirm that this one actually tastes great, and really does resemble a cherry bakewell! The only complaint we have with these vegan gluten free protein bars is that the flavour isn’t as great as some of the other bars listed here. There’s a lot of variety on offer, ranging from birthday cake to chocolate sprinkled doughnut, and while we were fans of the taste, it doesn't quite match up to some of the other bars.What is especially useful about Misfits’ range is that they ship internationally and can be found in supermarkets up and down the UK. If you’re looking for low calorie gluten free protein bars that are especially nutrient dense and can even substitute for one of your five a day, then Trek is probably the bar for you. Huel notes that the optimal time to eat one of their gluten free protein bars is approximately 30-minutes before exercise. The classic Berry Delight is also worth sampling, as is the more luxurious Strawberry Sundae. Whatever you choose, you can be assured that you’re getting a big dose of protein and an array of other healthy, natural ingredients too. Ingredients are all natural, and there’s a heavy focus on using organic products. The bars all contain a very healthy amount of protein, ranging from 11g all the way up to 20g. Each bar comes with its own recommended use, so you can choose accordingly. The banana and almond butter version is suggested for prolonged energy release, the peanut butter variant for protein replenishment and the mocha chocolate chip for help waking up.