Information and statements about products are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. Grenade Protein Bars give you all the energy and nutrients you need to power through your workouts, whether they're at home or on-the-go. PhD Smart Protein Bars are delicious with high protein and low sugar perfect for your pre-workout fix. Barebells’ offering certainly looks good, coated in a thin layer of milk chocolate and sprinkled with cocoa soya crispies.

You’re guaranteed 20g of protein, around 15g carbs, and minimal sugar, although the fat content (8-10g, with around 5g saturated fat) might put some people off. We would therefore recommend you do not solely rely on this information and always read the product label.Barebells sure love their sprinkles – this bar is adorned with some white disks which, although cute, have no discernible purpose or relation to fudge whatsoever.

And if you still can’t make your decision on which snack bar to choose for your pre-workout fix, visit The Absolute Best Pre-Workout Snack Bars. Although not a fan of coconut, I’ll make an exception when it’s mixed with chocolate – just not for this bar. Silkily smooth and darn well tasty, the Barebells Soft Protein Bars come in two delicious flavours to select from: Caramel Choco and Salted Peanut Caramel. Barebells Vegan Salty Peanut is a nut lover’s dream come true- the perfect balance of sweet and salty.

Barebells White Salty Peanut - Golden salty peanuts dipped in heavenly caramel sauce meet a white protein fluff and covered in a blanket of white creamy chocolate.

The core is the chewier ‘old-style’, not as soft as some of the more recent ‘nougat-y’ textured centres which is a shame. If you have dreams of Ferrero Rochers and/or Nutella, prepare to have your head ripped out of the clouds with this one. The centre here is slightly drier than those I’ve tried before, but it’s also not as ‘tough’ as previous bars – more fudge-y, like soft nougat. Flavour-wise it’s also pleasant, but there’s nothing overall amazing about this bar, not a lot to rant about. We go to great efforts to ensure that the information on this page is accurate at the time that the page was last edited.Long story short, there are some question marks over the ‘safety’ of Acesulfame K, but the European Food Safety Authority dismisses any claims. With a protein content of 20 grams per bar and without any additional sugar, these bars are extraordinary. I can only assume the crunch is meant to come from the sprinkles, but these are barely crisp, let alone crunchy.