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They have a softer consistency and the yogurt coating is smooth and creamy. They satisfy my sweet tooth and keep me going until I'm able to eat again. They are a yummy and convenient protein bar that does what it claims to do. Highly recommend this product. These are good. The Rich Chocolate are just like a Crunch Bar Really good. A dietitian mentioned these to me and I bought them the same day.

I got the most popular flavor, peanut butter, and Cookies 'n Cream But taste aside, I'm a full-time dog walker and one bar keeps my sugar steady for at least 8 hours. No fluctuations, no drama, no highs, no lows. I love the person who created these bars. We might cancel the product from the order and refund you if any issue arise with the delivery of this product.

Availability In stock. Add to cart. Note: Electronic products sold in US store operate on volts, a step-down power converter is required for the smooth device function. It is mandatory to know the wattage of the device in order to choose the appropriate power converter. Recommended power converters Buy Now. Flavor Name: Yogurt and Berry Delightfully chewy, with a tart taste of berry dipped in a creamy yogurt coating that satisfies cravings in this delicious sugar free protein bar.

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