vegan protein bar,palm oil, dairy & gluten free, high protein vegan snacks - 20g plant powered protein per bar - Pack of 10 Cocoa

I love these chia protein bars! They have quickly become of my favourite vegan protein bars for a great mix of flavour, crunch and nutritional content. I purchased the salted caramel flavour, which I really like. The mix of peanut butter with caramel flavouring is lovely, sweet but not overly so, and these are two of my favourite flavours, so they're perfect for me. They have a good crunch to them which is also really satisfying, the soy crisp has a good texture to it, and these are quite chunky and thick bars so they are genuinely quite filling. I like that these don't have too many ingredients. Simply, soya protein, peanut butter, chia seeds for the protein, and then sea salt flakes, golden syrup and caramel for flavouring. I generally prefer protein bars that have a minimal and natural approach, which these definitely have. The addition of chia seeds here isn't something I've seen very often, giving these a unique selling point, and the added benefit of being a source of omega 3 to your diet. I love chia seeds so having them in here is a great bonus. Nutritionally, these are one of the highest vegan protein sources I've seen, at 20g per bar. Many other alternatives are only in the 10-15g range, so if you want something that packs more of a wallop, these are great. Fat content at 9g is moderate, and based on ingredients would come mainly from the peanut butter, which is a healthy fat source. Carb content at 21g is quite high, which makes for a great energy boost, though it should be noted that 20g of this is sugars, which is fine for me as I have a low sugar diet and only have 1 of these a day, but wouldn't suit diabetics, and should be eaten as part of a balanced diet. Price is fairly high at over £2 per bar, but is in my opinion reasonable for a vegan protein that delivers 20g plus omegas and has a great flavour. Definitely one of my new 'go-to' protein choices, and a new favourite! Pros: - 20g protein plus omegas from chia seeds - Good minimal, natural ingredients - Salted caramel flavour is lovely - Nice crunchy, crispy texture - Vegan, wheat free - Supporting a low-impact UK based business I don't have any cons, but worth noting: - High in sugar so not suitable for some diets - Cost at £2 a bar may not be sustainable for some people's budgets Recommended, they put a chia-full smile on my face!

I first came across Chia Charge bars on the Marathon des Sables a few years ago. My tent buddy swapped me one for a Clif bar - not that we didn’t like our respective snacks, we just both needed a change! I really enjoyed the bar back then so recently bought some for my longer distance cycles. I like the flavours - not too overpowering or sweet - and they pack pretty much the most calories/gram of almost all the bars I’ve tried (plus a friend of mine did a like for like comparison across 10-15 other bars and couldn’t find a decent alternative). They’re also very easy to eat on the move as they hold their shape, have a decent bit of crunch but aren’t too dry either. Plus they’ve got 20g of protein so you can start your recovery whilst you’re still on your ride. All in all, a very decent sports bar and I’ll definitely be buying more for everything from daily rides to ironman distances.

I love these products, it’s a small business who sell on Amazon. I’ve been purchasing these for years, they’re tasty and filling. I’m not usually a fan of protein bars as don’t like the taste but these taste amazing. I think they’re good value for money considering the taste and amount of protein

This is a great alternative to protein flapjacks when you’re after something a bit lighter on the stomach. The taste is good and I like that it’s all natural (I’m trying to avoid the highly processed protein bars with artificial sweeteners and flavours).

I got these on the recommendation of a friend - she's an ultra-long distance runner and I asked her what snacks she'd recommend for protein. She instantly suggested these. I was sceptical, but I am pleasantly surprised. The bars are chewy, not dry, taste good and filling. They aren't cheap - but they are also much cheaper than buying a snack in a shop and far more healthy. I'll be a regular buyer of these and the fact I can get them delivered to my door tomorrow via Prime is even better 👌 Edit: I should add I'm not a long distance runner, I just want a healthy and filling snack 😂

I’ve tried all of the Chia Charge products and they are great. The little flapjacks are ideal for mid-run fuelling, and are delicious. The crispy protein bars are great after a long run to get some fuel back in to aid recovery. So many ‘healthy’ protein bars / snacks et al these days on the market, but when you look at the ingredients they are full of s*** that you don’t want to be putting into your body. Chia Charge is totally guilt free, healthy, delicious and made in the UK by a small, independent company. Put simply, they rock 🤘

This was the first time I tried these after finding our about CHIA Charge from a friend. I am a regular runner doing around 20 to 30Km per week - weather permitting.... I have tried a few other bars/flapjacks etc. but these are gr8 - The taste is excellent and are very filling, so take an hour or 2 before a run, they give you good energy and the balance of carbs and proteins gives your body that balance pre and post work outs. I am going to try the other flavours. Would recommend anyone to try these. Jason S.

They taste really good but I dont get why they need to put so much sugar. 20g of Sugar in a 60g bar means a 1/3 of the bar is sugar. Way too much. Taste good and good protein content + chia seeds and vegan so all good on that front, just less sugar please!