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Protein bars

‎02-02-2017 07:34

‎02-02-2017 07:34

I eat breakfast, lunch, a big dinner and a snack at night, I'm walking 6 to 10 miles a day sometimes I run i still seem to be 8 or 900 Cal's under budget is this ok ??? also feel hungry between meals probably with all the walking is it ok to eat a protein bar low in sugar in between meals? or will this hinder me losing weight? Thanks .

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‎02-02-2017 10:00

‎02-02-2017 10:00

@Heggybhoy82, I moved this post to the Be Inspired Discussion Group, since it is not related to any particular tracker.

 

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‎02-02-2017 12:15

‎02-02-2017 12:15

Its OK to eat between meals. Protein bar is OK if that's what you want.

 

I generally go for Nuts, String cheese, cottage cheese or yogurt.

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‎03-13-2017 06:47

In response to WendyB

‎03-13-2017 06:47

I think protein bars are great for getting in calories if you are struggling to meet your daily intake of calories/ macronutrient ratio.  Especially if it's low in sugar.

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‎03-14-2017 16:26

In response to hannah1993

‎03-14-2017 16:26

@Heggybhoy82 My two favorite kinds of protein bars are Quest Bars and I also really like the Cliff Builder bars. 

The Quest bars are really low in sugar and the Cliff Builder bars go really well with coffee in the morning.

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‎03-15-2017 07:51

‎03-15-2017 07:51

@Heggybhoy82: I think it's ok to eat a protein bar in between the meals. I like to make my own as I would know exactly what's in it. Check this one out...

http://dailyburn.com/life/recipes/quick-easy-high-protein-snacks/

 

Bhuvana

 

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‎03-15-2017 10:54

In response to Bhuvana

‎03-15-2017 10:54

Thanks a lot of good options there
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‎03-15-2017 10:56

In response to Heggybhoy82

‎03-15-2017 10:56

I've been eating pro first bars that are also low in sugar
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‎03-15-2017 11:08

In response to Bhuvana

‎03-15-2017 11:08

@Bhuvana wrote:

I like to make my own as I would know exactly what's in it.

Me too. More recipes (including mine) in this older post.

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‎03-26-2017 02:47

In response to Bhuvana

‎03-26-2017 02:47

@Bhuvana thanks

 

think i'll give them a try, gotta be cheaper than buying from the shops!

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‎03-26-2017 08:50

‎03-26-2017 08:50

I think they are fine but, I have removed them from the house.  I now have my bar eater pick out nuts, seeds, and dried fruits and just have those.  It is less expensive.

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‎03-27-2017 06:13

‎03-27-2017 06:13

Protein shakes are cheaper by volume and if you are a habitual eater. I would end up eating all 18 bars that I just bought, so no thanks.

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