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The answer is:
Lara Bar
Being a couch potato is nothing to be ashamed of. As long as you don't eat like you're a marathoner. Lara Bar's claim to fame is its simple and short list of ingredients (no less than 2 and no more than 9). They are vegan, gluten-free, GMO free, raw, kosher--you name it. Also, they are on the small side so you won't overeat during your Netflix marathon. Recommended flavor: cherry pie.
The answer is:
Kind Bar
Kind Bars are the perfect snack to accompany you on an outdoor adventure. They pack the good fats and proteins of nuts with the natural sugars of fruits to produce both long term and short term energy. Plus, the all natural ingredients will add to your earthy image as you trek through the wilderness. Recommended flavor: fruit & nut.
The answer is:
Rise Bar
So you're pretty fit, eh? Don't let all that exercising go to waste, and make sure to follow your workout with a good source of protein. The almond honey Rise Bar is a whopping three ingredients (almonds, honey and whey protein isolate) packed with 20g of protein, 280 calories and 16 grams of (good) fat from the almonds. Make sure to eat this bar right after your workout when your metabolism is at its fastest! Recommended flavor: almond honey. Photo courtesy of glutenfreecat.com
The answer is:
Quest Bar
You live an active lifestyle and need a protein-filled bar that you can eat post-workout without adding unnecessary carbs. Advertised as the "only true low carb bar on the market", Quest Bars were made for athletes like you. Packing in 20g of protein, only 8g fat and 190 calories, these popular bars are perfect for any athlete looking to cut weight. Recommended flavor: vanilla almond crunch.