Brand: Pure Bar
Product: Ancient Grains Peanut Butter Chocolate Bar
Weight: 1.23oz / 35g
Cost: $2.19/per from manufacturer
Stats
Calories: 160
Total Fat: 9g, Sat. Fat 1.5g
Cholesterol: 0g
Sodium: 65mg
Potassium: 135mg
Total Carb: 17g
Fiber: 2g
Sugars: 8g
Protein: 5g
Protein per ounce: 4.06g
Protein, Cost per gram: $0.44
Carb to Protein Ratio: 3.4-1
Vit A: 0% DV
Vit C: 0% DV
Calcium: 2% DV
Iron: 4% DV
Organic, non-GMO, gluten free, soy free, and vegan.
Flavor:
As awesome as the Chocolate Brownie bar was, is about as disappointing as this Peanut Butter Chocolate Bar tasted. I had pretty high hopes for Pure Bar after that protein-dense brownie bar rocked my world to its very core. While the taste and mouth-feel of the last bar were spot-on perfect for being a delicious brownie with some nutrients hidden away in the mix, this bar had a mouth-feel that reminded me of a dry granola bar that they tried to jazz up with some bits of chocolate.
The one major selling point to this bar is that it is physically the lightest weight/smallest bar I have reviewed. I’m not actually sure if that even is a selling point, since it is not the most nutrient dense (not by a long shot) meaning you’d be better off eating a piece of an Organic Food Bar or a 22 Days bar rather than ever trying this disappointment. That being said, the small size of this bar manages to give it a protein-density greater than the Pure Bar Chocolate Brownie, the Kit’s Organic Bar, and all of the Simple Squares. The carb-to-protein ratio is also right in the ideal window. But, the price per gram of protein here is the worst out of every bar I have reviewed, making this the worst buy so far. This bar did have the lowest amount of sugar out of all the bars I have reviewed, making this ideal for anyone who is diabetic.
Well Suited For Life 