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These bars are smaller than more energy bars but are dense. The consistency is very much like Power Bars (something I haven't reviewed yet because I have not had enough of them). The bars are held together by what I'm assuming is agave nectar. There are no weird chocolate bits that will melt everywhere, which is a plus.
Each bar has about 140-150 calories and around 7 grams of protein, which is pretty good. They seem like they would make nice, healthy snacks. And since they are vegan, I'm sure eating these would help with digestion, since I remember clearly having good digestion and high energy when I was eating vegan for a month.
Here are the four flavors I tried:
- Cranberry Almond: I'm not a big fan of almond-flavored things (though I do like almonds), so this kind of tasted cherry-like to me (not a big fan of that taste). This was the first bar I tried, so I was a little surprised by the consistency.
- Banana Nut: This was pretty good. Not too strong on the banana or nut flavors.
- Chai Spice: I had weird memories of Spiru-tein when I tasted this bar. I think the vegetable protein taste was apparent in this one.
- Lemon Ginger: I don't really enjoy lemon-flavored sweets, but I really did like this flavor. Both the lemon and ginger flavors were subtle. Eating this bar reminded me of a hybrid of a lemon-poppyseed dessert and a gingersnap.
Overall, I think these are definitely worth a shot, especially for those vegans or lactose intolerant out there or those who can't stand the taste of whey protein bars. As I said before, they would make great healthy snacks. I don't have a cholesterol issue, but these can help with that as well. I hope to see them around in stores...
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Link: http://www.kardeanutrition.com/
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