MuscleFood High Protein Bar Cookies and Cream

You never know what awaits you .. but we will reveal the secret and say that with the bar from MuscleFood you will have a lot of good :) or rather delicious.

Protein bars often taste very similar, and this one stands out! First of all, it is not a smooth, ground, slightly grainy mass, but has layers that one after another caress your palate.

There is a layer of sticky, chewy caramel under the crunchy coating. Under the caramel there is a thick protein bar with an irregular consistency and brittle particles. The avalanche of layers provides a taste sensation out of this world.

MuscleFood Cookies and Cream High Protein Bar is a high-protein, low-sugar bar with a cookie-like mass. It was made to crush your hunger on the first try! The taste of moist cookies, covered with thick caramel in white, chocolate coating, will stay with you for a long time.

• The MuscleFood Cookies and Cream High Protein Bar will provide you with as much as 15g of protein in just 155 calories

There is a myth that protein bars are dedicated to people who exercise in the gym. Well, not only! Protein bars should reach:

Of course, the above-mentioned active people who want to provide more protein,
People who want to satisfy their hunger with a healthy snack, limiting refined sugar,
People with insulin resistance and diabetes - due to the low sugar content and high amount of fiber, there are no fluctuations in blood sugar levels.

A traditional sweet bar provides about 2-8g of protein. Protein bars typically contain around 15g of protein so the difference is significant. Meanwhile, protein plays an important role in our diet:

• It is a building block of muscles, tendons, hair, nails,
• It rebuilds worn-out tissues and regenerates - in wound healing and scarring.
• It is an essential component of blood, hormones, milk,
• Takes part in regulating blood pressure,
• Maintains the proper PH of body fluids,
• Responsible for nerve conduction,
• It plays a transport role by carrying various substances across cell membranes.

So, who wants a bar full of protein?