Protein Bars

Protein bars are a go-to source of nutrition that can be taken before and after training, in between meals as a convenient snack to curb your appetite. If you’re looking for the best protein bars to suit your goals, check out Our Top Picks of Protein Bars blog.

PROTEIN BARS FOR YOUR WORKOUT ROUTINE

Protein bars are a convenient tool to help you achieve your fitness goals, assisting your Muscle Gain & Strength, boosting your Energy & Endurance, backing your Health & Wellbeing, and supporting your Body Goals.

Protein bars can offer a healthy amount of carbs, protein, vitamins and minerals to support you on the go. They can provide energy before a workout while helping to rebuild and repair your muscles with more efficiency.

Protein bars can support your body goals, helping you build muscle and gain mass. They can also contribute to weight loss by lowering your appetite, making them a suitable snack to support a variety of body goals.

SHOP THE RANGE OF PROTEIN BARS AT ASN

As a leading retailer in Australia, we only stock the highest quality of Protein Bars for all dietary needs and fitness goals across our 32 Australian stores.

For extra support in achieving your weight goals, Maxine’s Burn Bar, Smart Protein Bar, The Man Bar & The Lady Bar can help you out. Body Science have you sorted if you’re looking to cut out the carbs with their High Protein Low Carb Bar & their Lowest Carb Bar while Muscle Nation offers a delicious Low Carb Bar.

Don’t stress if you’re on a plant-based diet; we’ve got you covered with the Power Plant Bar & the Custard Plant Bar.

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  1. ATP Noway Collagen Marshmallow Bar 45g
    ATP

    Looking for a collagen bar that stands out? ATP Science’s NoWay Collagen Marshmallow Bar has delivered with their soft, fluffy and delicious take on collagen-packed snacks.

    $4.95
  2. Power Plant Bar
    Prana

    Boost your protein intake, revitalise your gut and curb your sweet tooth with PranaON’s Power Plant Bar.

    $5.95
  3. Maxine's Burn Bar
    Maxines

    If you’re looking for a protein-packed snack that can support your body goals, look no further than Maxine’s Burn Bar.

    $3.95
  4. High Protein Low Carb Plant Bar
    Body Science

    Are you sacrificing the sweeter things in life to reach your hard-earned body goals? Where’s the fun in that?! Introducing Body Science’s latest vegan-friendly decadent snack, the High Protein Low Carb Plant Bar...for the best of both worlds!

    $4.95
  5. Quest Bar
    Quest

    Low Carb Gluten Free Protein Bars.

    $4.95
  6. Smart Protein Bar
    Smart Diet Solutions

    For a lean, clean and healthy protein bar that is completely natural and absolutely delicious, pick up a Smart Protein Bar.

     

     

    $4.95 $4.95
  7. MN Custard Plant Bar
    Muscle Nation

    If you’re looking for a delicious, vegan-friendly protein bar that can fulfil you on the go, Muscle Nation have you covered with their Custard Plant Bar.

    $5.00
  8. The Man Bar
    The Man Shake

    Put down the chocolate bar and pick up The Man Bar! Formulated with a high protein base, this delicious and guilt-free snack is your cure to the 3 pm snack attack!

    $3.95
  9. The Lady Bar
    The Man Shake

    Kick those 3 pm sugar cravings to the curb with The Lady Bar! Formulated with a nougat base, this delicious and guilt-free snack is what you’ve been waiting for.

    $3.95
  10. Custard Protein Bar
    Muscle Nation

    Working towards specific body goals but falling off track when it comes to your snacks? Then it might be time to switch up your snack game with Muscle Nation’s Custard Protein Bars!

    $5.00
  11. High Protein Low Carb bar
    Body Science
    • No artificial sweetener
    • No added sugar
    • High Fibre
    $4.95
  12. Low Carb Bar
    My Muscle Chef

    Deliciously close to the real deal, but without the sugar. My Muscle Chef’s low-carb bars are made for guilt-free snacking on the go. Loaded with protein and healthy fats, all you’re missing is the carbs. Gluten-free, plant-based, and yummy!

    $3.95
  13. Leanest Low Carb Bar
    Body Science

    If you’re looking for a lean protein bar that is low on carbs and calories, Body Science has you covered with their Leanest Low Carb Protein Bar.

    $3.00
  14. Low Carb Mousse Bar
    Body Science
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FAQs About Protein Bars

Are protein bars good for you?
Protein bars can be a convenient way to consume a healthy amount of carbs, protein, vitamins and minerals on the go. They can also help lower your appetite, enhance the quality of your workout and support your muscle repair after training (Panoff, L. 2020).

Panoff, L. 2020, ‘Are Protein Bars Good for You?’ Healthline, accessed 4 November 2022, https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/are-protein-bars-good-for-you#:~:text=Protein%20bars%20can%20be%20a%20convenient%20way%20to%20add%20carbs,nutrient%20composition%20of%20whole%20foods
What are the ingredients in a protein bar?
The ingredients in protein bars generally differ based on the supplier and the goals of the bar, but on average they contain 5-10 grams of fat, 25-35 grams of carbs, and 5-10 grams of fibre and a healthy source of micronutrients like calcium, B vitamins, potassium, and iron.

Typically, most protein bars have 150-400 calories and 10-30 grams of protein, alongside ingredients like dates, dried fruit, nuts, seeds and wholegrains like oats or quinoa (Panoff, L. 2020).

Panoff, L. 2020, ‘Are Protein Bars Good for You?’ Healthline, accessed 4 November 2022, https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/are-protein-bars-good-for-you#:~:text=Protein%20bars%20can%20be%20a%20convenient%20way%20to%20add%20carbs,nutrient%20composition%20of%20whole%20foods
Are protein bars good for weight loss?
Protein bars may assist with weight loss, but it is important to check the nutritional facts to ensure that you are consuming the right product as different products will have different compositions.

Protein bars can be consumed on the go, in between meals or as meal replacements and can provide a clean source of protein. Protein bars can help you feel full for longer, may aid in calorie burning and can support the maintenance of lean muscle (Coleman, E. 2022).

Coleman, E. 2022, ‘Protein Bars for Weight Loss: 10 Delicious Options!’ Fit Mother Project, accessed 4 November 2022, https://www.fitmotherproject.com/protein-bars-for-weight-loss/
Do protein bars help build muscle?
Yes, protein bars can help you build muscle when they are incorporated into your diet. Protein bars can help your muscles rebuild and repair with more efficiency and can give you a healthy boost of energy before training (Redman, J. 2021).

Redman, J. 2021, ‘When To Eat Protein Bars’, Science In Sport, accessed 4 November 2021, https://www.scienceinsport.com/sports-nutrition/when-to-eat-protein-bars/#:~:text=You%20probably%20know%20that%20for,and%20repair%20with%20more%20efficiency
Do protein bars make you fat?
Depending on the type of protein bar you consume, they can contribute to both weight loss and weight gain.

Protein bars can be used to curb your appetite and prevent overeating while still giving you a healthy dose of protein. Therefore, in conjunction with a balanced and healthy diet and fitness regime, protein bars can contribute to hitting your weight goals.

However, protein bars can be quite calorie dense, so if you’re eating them between meals and adding more calories than you burn in a day, this can promote weight gain (Panoff, L. 2020).

Panoff, L. 2020, ‘Are Protein Bars Good for You?’ Healthline, accessed 14 November 2022, https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/are-protein-bars-good-for-you#benefits
When should I eat protein bars?
The best time to consume a protein bar is following a workout. This is because after you train, a protein bar will deliver protein to your muscles, which can help with muscle recovery and growth. A protein bar is also a great snack to consume on the go, particularly if you are planning on going more than 4 hours between meals (Redman, J. 2021).

Redman, J. 2021, ‘When To Eat Protein Bars’, Science In Sport, accessed 4 November 2021, https://www.scienceinsport.com/sports-nutrition/when-to-eat-protein-bars/#:~:text=You%20probably%20know%20that%20for,and%20repair%20with%20more%20efficiency
Are protein bars good for breakfast?
Protein bars can be an easy, on-the-go breakfast that is packed with nutrients. However, it is still recommended to have a more wholesome breakfast that is high in protein. Once in a while, a protein bar may be suitable, but it should not be relied upon as a daily meal replacement (Ipatenco, S. 2018).

Ipatenco, S. 2018, ‘Can Protein Bars Be Eaten in the Morning?’ SFGate, accessed 4 November 2022, https://healthyeating.sfgate.com/can-protein-bars-eaten-morning-12403.html
Can protein bars cause bloating?
While protein bars can offer a convenient way to boost your protein intake, they can in some cases cause bloating. It could be the type of protein itself or another added ingredient that isn’t sitting right.

If you’re experiencing bloating, then we suggest switching to a different protein bar and reading the ingredients list to ensure you don’t have any dietary sensitivities.
Can protein bars replace meals?
Protein bars can be used as a convenient substitute for a meal, particularly if you’re trying to cut calories. While the nutritional value of protein bars will differ depending on the manufacturer. While a wholesome meal will generally have better value, a protein bar can be an effective replacement from time to time (Schuna, C. 2018).

Schuna, C. 2018, ‘Do People Eat Protein Bars As Meal Replacements?’ SFGate, accessed 4 November 2022, https://healthyeating.sfgate.com/people-eat-protein-bars-meal-replacements-12474.html
Do protein bars give you energy?
Protein bars are a simple, convenient source of protein that can be taken before or after a workout. Taking a protein bar before training can provide a boost of energy while aiding with muscle repair in the aftermath (Panoff, L. 2020).

Panoff, L. 2020, ‘Are Protein Bars Good for You?’ Healthline, accessed 14 November 2022, https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/are-protein-bars-good-for-you#benefits
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