Chief Bar - Grass Fed
Chief Bar Lamb - Grass Fed with Almond + Currants
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If you’re looking for a mild flavour, lamb is for you. Super tasty and more than a little moorish, it’s a super healthy and nutritious meal in a bar. Made from the highest quality, 100% Australian grass-fed and hormone free lamb. Read more
Product Description
Chief Bar Lamb - Grass Fed with Almond + Currants
Chief Bar Lamb Grass Fed with Almond + Currants - Natural, Wholefood:
- High in natural Protein
- Great source of Iron
- High in Vitamin B12
- Very low in Sugar
- No Preservatives
- No Chemicals
If you’re looking for a mild flavour, lamb is for you. Super tasty and more than a little moorish, it’s a super healthy and nutritious meal in a bar.
Made from the highest quality, 100% Australian grass-fed and hormone free lamb. We add some almonds for good fats which encourage stable blood sugar levels, and dried currants to ensure you’re also getting important phytonutrients, antioxidants, fibre and calcium.
Chief Bar Lamb Grass Fed with Almond + Currants Ingredients:
Australian Grass Fed Lamb (79%), Almonds, Currants (5%), Vinegar, Tamari (Soy), Salt, Natural Brown Sugar, Food Acid (Lactic Acid), Onion Powder, Garlic Powder, Herbs (<1%) (Oregano, Rosemary, Mint), Black Pepper.
More about Chief Bars
Chief Bars are made from 100% animal-based, whole protein. Other protein bars typically use either soy or whey protein isolates. These highly processed ingredients undergo toxic chemical treatments to create a protein source that is difficult for your body to recognise.
Additionally, other bars have to rely on sugar and/or sweeteners to balance the flavour of protein powders. This results in unavoidably and often unfavourably high levels of sugar/carbohydrate that is seen in nearly every other protein bar on the market.
Chief Bars are minimally processed and contains all essential amino acids. They’re also much easier for your body to digest, which results in superior protein utilisation.
