Showing posts with label chocolate mint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate mint. Show all posts

10/24/2011

Promax Bar, Chocolate Mint, 2.64 oz. each,12-count Box Review

Promax Bar, Chocolate Mint, 2.64 oz. each,12-count Box
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These Promax Chocolate Mint bars are my favorite. This is the only flavor I like out of all the Promax bars. I used to buy them at Trader Joes but for some unknown reason, they discontinued selling the Chocolate Mint. So I now get them from Amazon.
They are large and satisfying. Only negative is that they are quite high in calories/fat so I try to eat it as a meal replacement rather than a snack.

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7/21/2011

Doctor's CarbRite Diet Sugar Free Bar, Chocolate Mint Cookie, 2-Ounce Bars, 12-Count Review

Doctor's CarbRite Diet Sugar Free Bar, Chocolate Mint Cookie, 2-Ounce Bars, 12-Count
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I was pleasantly surprised at the "Thin Mint-like" taste to this low carb bar. The chocolate taste isn't as strong so it doesn't taste like a cakey, healthy protein bar. Be careful not to take too big of a bite, the peppermint may irritate your throat. Also, it was very good to find a low carb protein bar that only has 3.5 grams of fat. I haven't had any bathroom problems from CarbRite products like the reviewer before me. Although, I do agree that these bars aren't that filling compared to an actual meal. These are good for afternoon snacks, breakfast on-the-go or your protein fix after the gym.

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2.5 grams Net Impact Carbs. No artificial sweeteners. No hydrogenated oils. Rated no. 1 in taste! For Carb Conscious dieters. Carb Facts: Total Carbs 23 g; Minus Fiber, Glycerine and Maltitol 20.5 g = Net Impact Carbs 2.5 g. For Carb Conscious Dieters: This bar contains 2.5 g of carbs (Net Impact Carbs) that should be counted towards your daily carbohydrates intake. Net Impact Carbs include only those carbs that cause a noted impact on blood sugar. Fiber and Sugar Alc. (glycerine and maltitol) are excluded. Just because you're on a low carbohydrate diet, doesn't mean you have to lower your standards. With Doctor's CarbRite Diet Bars, you can have a bar you really enjoy, one that's full of flavor. The Doctor's CarbRite Bar will satisfy even the most demanding sweet tooth. So if you are sick of low carb bars that taste like cardboard, we recommend the Doctor's CarbRite Diet Bar. No prescription needed! Aside from conventional carbs, there's another class of unconventional carbs called polyols or sugar alcohols. Not truly a carb, these nutrients are commonly found in sugar-free foods to impart sweetness and texture. Nutrients such as maltitol and glycerine, do not cause a significant rise in insulin levels because the body has a hard time absorbing them. This is good because low carb dieting is all about controlling insulin, the hormone which triggers fat storage. Our products all have very low levels of net impact carbs and are therefore perfect for a low carb dieter like you. High in protein. Sugar free. No hydrogenated oils/ trans fat. No artificial sweeteners. No preservatives. Gluten-free.

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