Amazon has for Prime Members: 4-ct 1.76-oz Pure Protein Cocoa PEBBLES Protein Bars on sale for $3.72 - $0.19 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $3.53. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has for Prime Members: 4-ct 1.76-oz Pure Protein Cocoa PEBBLES Protein Bars on sale for $3.72 - $0.19 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $3.53. Shipping is free.
I'm not that picky when it comes to protein bars. I've always enjoyed the different varieties of Pure Protein bars (which based on other comments puts me in a minority). But IMO this flavor is SOOO bad. Ridiculously sweet, strong artificial sweetener vibes, and I ended up tossing a box because of the taste.
As someone who is actually not picky, these were fine to me and I ate all three of the flavors. I can't imagine throwing them away. Protein bars often taste bland and sweet, so these were just typical but with a slightly better texture. I'd even say they were better than some of the normal chocolate variants from the OG Pure Protein line.
I'm not that picky when it comes to protein bars. I've always enjoyed the different varieties of Pure Protein bars (which based on other comments puts me in a minority). But IMO this flavor is SOOO bad. Ridiculously sweet, strong artificial sweetener vibes, and I ended up tossing a box because of the taste.
Why is soy protein the first ingredient in some of their bars including this? Their chocolate chip flavor too but the chocolate deluxe and chocolate peanut butter lead with whey protein and don't have any soy protein at all.
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Why is soy protein the first ingredient in some of their bars including this? Their chocolate chip flavor too but the chocolate deluxe and chocolate peanut butter lead with whey protein and don't have any soy protein at all.
I have noticed that anything with a frosting/coating has soy protein as the first ingredient. I'm not a food scientist but soy protein must fare better for coatings/frostings.
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Absurdness aside, 180 cals for 20g of protein is actually pretty decent. Especially in a bar that costs less than $1 per serving.
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And this flavor? Delish.
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