PROBAR - PROTEIN Bar, Cookie Dough, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Healthy, Plant-Based, Whole-Food Ingredients, Natural Energy (12 Count)

Great flavor, packed with protein. Low on the junk you don’t want.It is a great after work out supplement.

Love the tasteI eat it with my morning coffee

Great snack or dessert, honestly. Enough sweetness to combat those sweet tooth cravings without feeling totally guilty about it. Very filling too, I sometimes just have half a bar. And no weird texture, before or after! Delivery was weird since I ordered a box of protein bars and got a box of their energy gummies. However, after speaking to an amazon representative it was all sorted out. So, just be weary that you may not receive exactly what you order but reach out to Amazon if anything. They are delicious and worth it in my opinion.

So, I struggle getting enough protein into my diet. I've turned to bars to help supplement my protein in-take. I can say that I was eating another NON-GMO 'minty' protein bar almost daily, but I decided to find something with even better ingredients.First, the ingredients in this bar are top notch. Honestly, I researched protein bars for organic this and that, NON-GMO, blah, blah, blah. Well, I must have spazzed out because I bought this even though I am committed to completely eliminating soy from my diet. My fault, not this bar's fault. Other than it being based on Soy Protein, the ingredients are fantastic for a high-protein bar.Second, the taste is well....okay. So, I prefer 'minty' chocolate protein bars in terms of flavors. I just don't like the taste of this at all. I have an entire box and I barely ate half of one in about a week. Maybe, it's the tapioca in there that's giving off this particular funky taste. I like the soft and slightly crunchy texture, but the taste is not all there. It's also kinda crumbly, chalky at the top layer. I recommend eating this with coffee (best method) or a different liquid to help it go down.I'm only deducting one-star for the taste. I've had better protein bars and more vile protein bars. Ehh. Protein bars are hard to review, just like protein shakes. After all, they are there to do a job--add protein and help with muscle growth/recovery, not for enjoyment.

Entirely too much sugar! Read the nutrition information. These bars have an acceptable number of calories, carbs and protein. But their sugar level is sky high. One bar is 24% of the daily recommended consumption of sugar! That is terribly unhealthy. Based upon my daily activity level I typically consume 2, or 3 bars a day. Three bars is almost 75% of your sugar allowance. Not much room left for anything sweet, or naturally occurring sugars in other foods for the rest of the day, plus there is the cumulative effect of consuming that much sugar on a regular basis. My previous protein bar of choice was Ultra Bar, but they are not currently available. Their sugar level percentage for daily consumption was ZERO %. I have switched to "Think!" protein bars, which have less calories, less salt and 0% sugar compared to Pro Bar. For me, protein bars are a convenient meal substitute and for the most part healthy. Other than Ultra Bar, it has been an ongoing challenge finding an equivalent substitute that is healthy, affordable and does not taste awful. I gave away my remaining Pro Bars, and warned the person not to have more than one a day, unless they plan to consume almost no sugar for the rest of the day. Once again, read the label. Hope this is helpful.

I have tried a good number of protein bars and I would HIGHLY recommend Probar! It is so filling and so delicious, I feel like I really am getting a complete meal from a single bar. I keep one in my bag at all times and just feel like I don't have to deal with brain fog with how busy my work schedule sometimes gets because I have a meal-on-the-go!

Tastes more like cardboard than cookie dough

IF you are looking for a bar without all the unnecessary colors, preservatives and soy then this is the bar for you. I love all the flavors that I have tried thus far. The added bonus is knowing the bars are healthier for me than anything I could get at the local grocery store.