Crunchy Protein Bar Nutty Choco (organic)

When is the best time to eat the bar?

The Crunchy Protein Bar has a high protein content. If you want to help your muscles recover, eat a bar after training. But you can also use them to satisfy cravings in between meals.

What does the cocoa content say about the chocolate?

The higher the cocoa content, the darker and purer the chocolate. That is why the cocoa content in our Crunchy Protein Bar is 70%.

Why do we use coconut blossom sugar?

Coconut blossom sugar is extracted from the blossoms of the coconut palm and is an alternative to white cane sugar. You can use it just like cane sugar. It has the advantage of a particularly pleasant and soft sweetness. Coconut blossom sugar gives your products and dishes a delicious caramel taste. For us, this is one reason why we only use sugar from the coconut blossom in our products.

What is rice syrup?

Rice syrup is made from cooked rice. It has less calories than white cane sugar and barely contains any fructose

Where are your products eco-certified?

Eco-Inspection Centre: DE-ÖKO-006

What is rice protein?

Rice protein is mainly made from rice or rice bran. It’s a good vegan alternative, just like pea protein. Unlike animal protein, it has the advantage of being hypoallergenic. This means it is easy to digest and therefore suitable for people prone to allergic reactions.

What is sunflower protein?

Sunflower protein is an alternative plant protein like soy, with a neutral taste. The powder is made from shelled sunflower seeds.

What is inulin?

Inulin is a water-soluble fiber. It is obtained from natural agave and helps the clusters stick together without using a lot of syrup.

Is protein only important for building muscles?

For the Crunchy Protein Bars we use an innovative material mixture based on natural renewable resources. Currently, it is only fully compostable under industrial conditions according to DIN EN 13432, which is why you can't throw the film onto your own garden compost or dispose it in your biowaste. This is incredibly unfortunate, as the film could theoretically be disposed of with the biowaste. I hope that the German disposal system will evolve soon, until then please dispose of the foil in Germany using the "Gelber Sack" (yellow bag). For information on other countries, it is best to contact your local authorities.

Why did I choose this packaging?

I am very happy that we have found packaging options made from renewable materials that do not require fossil fuels for their production. However, we will continue to look for the best possible solutions for you in the future - from content to packaging.