I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious this one was, though! I didn’t have many expectations for this one, since the flavor didn’t excite me as much as chocolate dough or cookies & cream. Rating: Erin – 7/10 Mary – 3/10 Caramel Cashew I ate the ones in the box, but wouldn’t order this flavor again. I would never choose this one over the other bars, but it still tasted fairly good. It was Mary’s least favorite, as well, because we’re both not big peanut fans. Personally, it was my least favorite of the bars. If you’re a big peanut candy bar person, you’ll probably enjoy this one. It’s still fairly soft but felt like it took longer to chew and could get stuck in your teeth more easily. The texture of this flavor was a little chewier and tougher than the other flavors. It had a thin layer of (I’m assuming) caramel inside. This one had crushed up peanuts on top and was coated in milk chocolate. I’m not typically a big peanut gal, so I didn’t have high expectations. I was the least excited to try this one because the flavor doesn’t sound that exciting. Chewy, but not too chewy, and doesn’t get stuck in your teeth. (They had to sweeten it with something, though, since there’s low sugar.) It definitely tastes like cookies & cream. I’d say this flavor was basically perfect, besides the minor taste of sugar alcohols.
The flavor was on point and I really enjoyed it. I felt like I could taste the sugar alcohols a bit more in this flavor, but it wasn’t overpowering by any means. Which I was happy to see since some protein bars’ cookies & cream flavors look/taste nothing like cookies & cream. It had a white filling with chocolate chunks inside, basically what you’d expect from cookies & cream. This one looked almost exactly the same as the chocolate dough (from the outside.) It had the chocolate chunks on top and a milk chocolate coating. They’re not chalky at all, but also not too chewy (at least in this flavor.) It’s hard to find a protein bar with a good texture, so I was really impressed with that.Īll the flavors look basically the same: a thin coating of milk chocolate and some sort of chunks on top (in this case, chocolate chunks.) One of the main things I noticed when trying these was the texture. But after eating quite a few of these bars (multiple boxes) I haven’t noticed any issue with the sugar alcohols. There are sugar alcohols (14g) in these bars to sweeten them, which often don’t sit well with my stomach. It’s not too sweet, but there’s definitely sweetness to it. It’s kind of like a Crunch bar because of the crunchy chocolate pieces on top (in protein bar form, of course…) I tried Chocolate Dough first because this flavor was the most appealing to me (who can pass up a good chocolate option? Not me!) It tastes like a mixture of chocolate cake and a candy bar. The thoughtfully curated substances used to make the bars are chosen to align with the macrobiotic food regimen, which in short promotes a balanced, natural, plant-primarily based food regimen to attain a steadiness that emphasizes concentrate on the meals we use to gasoline our bodies.First things first, let’s do a breakdown of the 4 flavors… Chocolate Dough Go Macro's macrobars are one such product that I have found in my quest to seek out on-the-go choices that will power me via the day. What's so cool about all of those macrobars is that they are pleasant to quite a lot of particular diets. For these with nut or coconut sensitivities, observe that some bars contain coconut or nuts, so do read the label to see which bar could be right for you. Recently, my opinions have been geared extra to the product facet, as my restaurant visits have been few and much between as faculty has began up. While I've missed getting out to discover Baltimore neighborhoods, I have found many intriguing products which have introduced welcome change to my food regimen, forcing me to get out of my dietary comfort zone. Nevertheless, I was concerned that brown rice syrup is the first ingredient in most of the GoMacro MacroBars. And GoMacro selects one taste every quarter to highlight as their "Give Back Bar." They donate 10% of the gross sales of that bar to a non-revenue group. It appears that evidently by regulation substances have to be listed so as of weight, and brown rice syrup could be very dense. Plus, a portion of the proceeds from their Everlasting Joy Bars goes towards feeding the homeless. It was also shocking, since these bars usually are not as candy as many other bars in the marketplace. I used to be given the opportunity to strive their three new bar flavors (despatched to me by GoMacro). As a side observe, I like firms that give again to society. So regardless that the bars comprise more oats and nuts by quantity, brown rice syrup must be listed first because it weighs more.
Go Macro Energy Bars - In fact, brown rice syrup weighs more than a lot of the opposite ingredients in these bars.
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