Pros: An inexpensive bar with a lot of vitamins. Cons: A lot of sugar and not enough protein.
I am reviewing PowerBars and will start with this statement: What you are using this and any bar for is really more important than most people realize. If you are eating one for energy, it should have more carbohydrates than a low-carb bar will...
Pros: Was reasonably priced Cons: tasted like vitamins, too chewy and not enough peanutty flavor...the list goes on
I can’t tell you how many Epinion reviews I’ve read on energy bars. Who knows, I’ve quite possibly read all of them. Some of the members of epinions that I read frequently have even made it their life goal to try every energy bar on the market and...
Pros: None! Cons: Terrible aftertaste, unable to tolerate!
Since this is the end of the year, I decided that I needed to get into a healthy routine. I went to my local Walmart's and purchased the Powerbar Performance Energy Bar! My husband Randy wanted me to get some energy bars since he had been reading about...
Pros: Packed with nutrients your body loses Cons: Tastes awful, high price, high calories.. I could go on.
I continue on my quest for delicious and nutritious snack
bars. I have been focusing on diet snack bars, such as Slim
Fast and Jenny Craig, but I decided to try some Power Bars.
They are in a different league since they are used more...
Pros: Nutritious Cons: Questionable cleanliness in manufacturing
When I was pregnant with my daughter, I was following a high-protein diet. To ensure that I got the protein I needed and also to deal with the immense hunger I would experience without much warning before-hand, I started buying these bars. It was very...
Pros: Variety of Flavors. Cons: Tastes like chocolate mixed with crushed vitamins! Hard to chew and very expensive.
Hi again everyone!
Today I decided to try out my first Power Bar Performance bar because I had heard good things about them from several sources. For the moment I have to take a supplement bar every day due to illness. Alright!...
Pros: it does work Cons: not as good as a Clif Bar
I’m a pretty active guy. While many of you may believe I spend endless hours at my computer, hammering out articles for Epinions and spending the rest of my day reading and rating, that’s simply not the case. I actually spend very little time in front...
Pros: a lot of calories for the $$ Cons: melt easily; get rock hard easily
I started buying power bars about 1.5 years ago for use on longer mountain hikes. They looked like a good source of calories for source endeavors. The taste is an acquired one, but it is not terrible - look for apple-cinammon, peanut butter,...
I was browsing through my local department store and happened to run right into a stand of Power Bars (literally). As I scooped up the mess I made, I took notice of what these were. "Hmmm ..." I thought, "I could use more energy since...
Pros: tasty - may cause cravings for more - good on the go Cons: too sweet, high glycemic index
I was first introduced to the Power Bar 3 years back, hiking up a mountain at about 10,000 ft level. Those things surely tasted great up there. Now, no longer having to climb mountains, I take them with me on long trips where I know I don't want to buy ...
Pros: The Bars I Had Were Free Cons: I Wish I Had NEVER Tried One of these Bars, They are HORRIBLE!
My boss and I were at a conference a couple of months ago and during one of the seminars there was a refreshment area during a break. On the table they had absolutely everything imaginable, and one of the items that was on the table were two kinds of...
Pros: Good protein content, hold up under weather & travel, some flavors pretty good Cons: Sticky texture, relatively poor taste, some flavors really bad!
Introduction
This is part of my ongoing analysis of the protein/energy bars out on the market. As part of my attempt to maintain my “girlish figure” <GRIN> I workout 3-5 times a week, and try to eat in a relatively healthy manner....
Pros: heathy, nutrious, convenient Cons: pricey, some flavors are yuk!
I have been eating Power Bars for about 5 years now.... I don't do it because I'm a jock or even slightly athletic, I eat them because they taste good, give me the feeling of a little extra energy maybe, and are better for me than peanut butter...
My husband and I are avid cyclists. In our early days of riding century tours (100 mile rides) we were consumed with carbo loading. We spent a lot of time researching how to get the most "bang" for our buck.
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