Barebells are one of the most popular protein bars on the market today, and I'm going to help show you why.
Ready may not be a name you're familiar with, but it's time you get familiar, because their protein bars are a serious contender.
ONE Coffee Shop is ONE bar's new line of caffeinated protein bars, and they're a very welcome addition for coffee lovers.
Lenny & Larry's Complete Cookies are incredibly mediocre, so expectations for the Complete Bar were very low. These bars will surprise you.
ONE Bars are some of my favorite protein bars on the market today, but it depends on the flavor. The new strawberry shortcake flavor is definitely a winner.
ONE Bars make some of my favorite protein bars, and now they've introduced a new line of crunchy protein bars. Let's see if they can live up to the ONE Brands standard.
Quest Nutrition is always innovating with new products, and these candy bites are their attempt as a healthy, protein-packed candy bar.
ONE Bars are some of the best protein bars on the market, but which flavors reign supreme? Here's my ranking!
Fulfil bars are a fairly new player to the protein bar game, but they are quickly becoming a favorite!
Own Your Hunger's Wonderspreads are one of the best "healthy" snacks I've ever tried, so the expectations for their version of a protein bar were extremely high.
Bowmar Nutrition has made some really solid protein brownies. While they miss the mark in a few small ways, they are overall very delicious.
Quest Bars got a complete makeover, so it's time to review the new formula and rank every single Quest Bar flavor!
Anabar protein bars are the self-proclaimed "world's best tasting protein bar" so you know I need to put that to the test.
NuSkool Krunch bars won't blow you away, but as a plant-based bar with minimal ingredients, they're a great option in the "clean" bar space.
Woo Bars use plant-based whey protein to create a candy bar that is fully plant-based and has half the sugar and twice the protein of most other candy bars.
Quest Peanut Butter Cups are a low-carb, high-protein alternative to Reese's Cups that look nearly identical to the real thing. But looks aren't everything...
1st Phorm has a very loyal following on social media who swear by these bars, so let's see if they can live up to the hype.
Yet another peanut butter-based protein bar has hit the market, and it looks very similar to others out there. But does it taste similar? Spoiler alert: yep!
Barebells protein bars are some of the most delicious bars out there, but how do their plant-based protein bars stack up?
Built Puffs are a very popular bar, and it's tough to argue why with the very good macros. But does the taste live up to the hype?
Optimum Nutrition protein wafers are a very unique spin on your typical protein bar, but that's only worth something if they actually taste good...
Promax protein bars are pretty average as far as taste is concerned, but their soft texture is pleasant compared to most overly chewy options out there.
Magic Spoon is one of the most popular high-protein cereals out there, but can their cereal bars live up to those expectations?
Detour Lean Muscle Bars are "the first whey protein bar with real M&M's" but is that just a marketing gimmick, or something to actually be excited about?