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Protein Bars?

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fran641 Contributor
fran641
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I seem to remember seeing the name of a protein bar that was gluten free on these forums. I tried a search but got pretty lost trying to find it. Could it have been Lara bars? I haven't found them in my area to check the ingredients but would like to find them online or out of town if they are safe. I'd appreciate any help in finding a safe bar I could have in my purse for my on the road days.

Thanks, fran

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I seem to remember seeing the name of a protein bar that was gluten free on these forums. I tried a search but got pretty lost trying to find it. Could it have been Lara bars? I haven't found them in my area to check the ingredients but would like to find them online or out of town if they are safe. I'd appreciate any help in finding a safe bar I could have in my purse for my on the road days.

Thanks, fran

Think Thin bars are the ones I like, but I don't know if those are the ones you are thinking of. Lara bars are gluten-free, but I don't know about the protein.

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Wolicki
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Lara Bars and Kind bars are both safe.

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runningcrazy
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I seem to remember seeing the name of a protein bar that was gluten free on these forums. I tried a search but got pretty lost trying to find it. Could it have been Lara bars? I haven't found them in my area to check the ingredients but would like to find them online or out of town if they are safe. I'd appreciate any help in finding a safe bar I could have in my purse for my on the road days.

Thanks, fran

There are lots of gluten free bars. "Organic Food Bar"is gluten free, and its a real real protein bar, i think its something between 15-20gms, not positive. Lara bars i think have 7?

Anyway-my absolute favorite are Larabars and Trio Bars. Kind bars, oskri bars, bora bora bars also. We get trio and bora bora at costco.

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JoeB
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I've been eating NuGo Free bars. They are gluten-free, soy-free and are higher protein than most. Plus they taste pretty good!

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bbuster
Posted

Some flavors of ZonePerfect bars are gluten-free.

The ones I have right now say 15 grams of protein.

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