Whey Protein Bars?

[Fembot2]

So after spending 15 minutes in the supermarket health food isle looking for a protein bar that doesn't contain soy, I gave up and decided to ask the experts on this board. What brand do you recommend and where can you get it. I did end up finding some Prana bars but the protein content is low, something like 5 grams. I also would like something that tastes a little better than chewy cardboard. I gave up soy last year and really don't like eating meat, so I'm definitely not getting the recommended amount of protein, and drinking a protein shake doesn't appeal to me at all. I did see the recipe posted, but I would end up eating a whole pan. I need restraint packaging. So, what would you recommend?

 

[RunninTeach]

Fembot,
I don't eat protein bars, but I thought I'd give this a http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/sign/sign0179.gif for ya. Hope someone can chime in with an answer.

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[kariev]

i posted a few days ago about clean protein bars i found. they are called elev8te me. you can get them at www.prosnacks.com They are made of dried fruit, nuts, and whey protein powder. nothing else is in them. the sugars are from the fruit. they have only 3 grams of fat and have 18g of protein. they have about 250 cals per bar so i use them as one of my mini meals.

 

[tneah]

There is a bar from the "Body For Life" folks, forgot what it is called, but I am sure you can find it at any health food store or GNC- The Designer Whey Protein bars are pretty good, come in alot of flavors. Lots of protein, moderate calories and carbs.

 

[Fembot2]

Thanks for the recommendations. I'll try GNC, we have one right in town.