Energy in a Protein Packed Natural Plant-Based Bar with @VegaTeam!

by Rachel on February 9, 2012

This week I am focused on protein and finding fun ways to increase my protein each day.  Yesterday I shared my new love of the Odwalla Protein Bars.  Today, I want to reintroduce you to my love of all Vega Sport products.

Compared to the 12grams of protein that the Odwalla bars have, Vega Sport Protein bars boast a powerful punch with a whopping 15 grams of complete, plant-based protein.  This bar is formulated to strengthen and regenerate muscles after an intense workout! 

My personal favorite is the chocolate coconut protein bar (and I am not usually a coconut fan).  Their other flavor is chocolate saviseed which is equally tasty!  I mean, how can you go wrong with a chocolate bar that is packed full of gluten free nutrients and protein!?  Yummy!

Vega Sport also makes Performance Protein and Recovery drinks that are a complete multi-source of vitamins.  I want to share that they are delicious and not chalky like other protein drinks I have tried in the past.

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I have always known that protein is good… and even a glass of chocolate milk after a workout is beneficial.  Here are some super cool facts that I have recently learned  about consuming protein after an intense workout:

~ Improve strength and exercise performance
~ Repair and build muscles
~ Reduce recovery time between training

I have also learned that when I consume an adequate amount of protein it keeps me full.  Double bonus… fullness effect and health benefits!

What is your favorite protein bar or drink?

Disclosure: I am not affiliated with Vega Sport.  I honestly like their products and want to share with you their awesomeness.

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@PamelaMKramer - A Renaissance Woman February 10, 2012 at 11:02 am

Lemon flavored Luna Bar! I haven’t had one since before the Paleo challenge. I miss them.
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Gloria February 17, 2012 at 7:25 am

I think it is important to stick to a balanced diet, as recommended by the World Health Organisation and The Food Standards Agency. There are five main food groups and they are all important for good health

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Rachel February 17, 2012 at 7:47 am

I totally agree with you. Each week I am focusing on adding ONE new healthy change. That particular week was making sure I was getting enough protein. Weeks previous were water, fibre, healthy well balanced breakfast etc. This current week is focusing on whole balanced meals throughout my day.

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