- Box of sixteen 1.7-ounce all-natural Cherry Pie flavored nourishment bars (27.2 sum ounces)
- Blend of unsweetened dates, almonds, as well as cherries contains usually 100% whole, tender food
- 100% natural, approved kosher, non-GMO, vegan ingredients; no combined sugarine or salt; 100% cholesterol-, jam-packed fat-, gluten-, as well as dairy-free
- Uncooked, unprocessed club provides dual grams of omega-6 greasy acids, as well as is next to to 1.5 servings of ripened offspring formed upon a USDA Food Guide Pyramid
- Each season contains no some-more than dual to 6 ingredients
Product Description
Cherry Pie — spicy as well as tasty! The appetizing knowledge starts with unsweetened cherries abounding in Vitamin A, flavanoids as well as antioxidants. All have been critical for mildew impediment as well as great health. Dates as well as almonds supplement appreciative hardness along with Vitamin E as well as sixteen necessary vitamins as well as minerals. Each club helps a heart with 2.7 grams of Omega-6 greasy acids as well as tantalizes a ambience buds with off-the-chart flavor. Raw healthy food for health. For life. For fun. Uncooked, unprocessed, no combined sugar, non-GMO, gluten free, dairy free, soy free, vegan, kosher. Sugars as well as carbs have been of course occurring in fruit. Good source of fiber. Fat comes from nuts as well as contains usually unsaturated fats. Provides 2 g of Omega-6 fa… More >>
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It took me a decade of yo-yo dieting on various plans, four short-term successes, and now, hopefully, a long-term success is on the way. I have lost 35 lbs in 6 months, and going strong. I lost it gradually and within recommended weight loss recommendations (1-2 lbs a week). I didn’t starve myself, stop my social life for any diet’s decrees, and I definitely wasn’t under the tutelage of any one diet. I have done that already and realize a few things: 1) you must exercise daily, 2) you must mind calories, 3) you must eat 3 meals and 2 snacks every day, and 4) the types of nutrients matter (omega 3, 6, and 9 fats, thermogenic herbs, antioxidants, etc.)
The greatest myth I busted was any form of perfectionism. If you have a candy bar once in a while, that doesn’t mean you are a big failure, you have to start all over, and you might as well do that next week (so you can binge in the meantime).
All diets are perfectionistic. They focus on one aspect of healthy eating and run with it to fit the lose-weight-overnight / Can-I-also-have-a-pizza-with-all-the-fixings? mentality of the typical deluded American. That’s why we have the Atkins diet, illustrating the worst of this concept. However, these diets aren’t bad, because you can extract a jewel of knowledge from each of these regimens. Atkins taught us to watch carbs and not to fear protein (although that doesn’t mean you can eat bacon); Fat Flush teaches you the difference between good and bad fats, thermogenic herbs (that raise the metabolism), and a very basic understanding of the Glycemic Index, and Thurmond teaches you what combinations of foods work to lose weight and the power of eating many small meals throughout the day.
Larabar is another great example of the focused diet. The jewel is the omega fats 3 and 6, gluten-free, no dietary sweeteners (which increase your appetite and studies have correlated artificial sweeteners to weight gain because of its high glycemic index count), and it being all natural, organic, and kosher. That’s great, when you focus on only this aspect. But still, however popular diets have become, Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig, and the like can never be ignored. The one irrefutable truth is the calories you take in determine what your weight will be in the immediate future. If there is a high fat percentage, which are calories still, you have to consider that.
LARABARS HAVE 45 – 55 % FAT! 200 + CALORIES! These health bars are healthy, but I would only have them as a reward before or after a good workout. This is the first review that I am rating this low because of the padding I suspect going on. One reviewer talks about the low calories, which is totally false. Two reviewers talk about how healthy it is, sounding very close to an infomercial as he focuses on only one aspect but ignores another. The suspicion arises when these two reviewers rate this bar 5 STARS 3-4 FREAKIN’ TIMES WITH THE SAME WORDS! They must mention the excessive calories and fat in these bars, or else someone’s going to go off of insufficient information and eat one every day with a sedentary lifestyle. Compare this bar to a Snickers, and you may have a different perspective. What is labeled “healthy” can be very bias.
MY POINT BEYOND LARABARS: You can’t focus on one system of ideas, because health and nutrition and weight loss are much larger and much more demanding concepts of nature’s effect on the body. It’s how you sustain and develop habits and balance in life, and it’s about the knowledge you keep in your head, so you can deftly cut corners through increasing your metabolism or burning the maximum calories. It’s about myth busting. It’s about making smart choices. It’s about knowing what choices are in the first place; if you choose one path, you can’t choose another. Sacrifices may be what your particular body requires to be healthy and lose weight. You won’t find a real chili-dog diet. You won’t find a sugar that tastes exactly like sugar. One path leads to one place, while the other path leads to another. Note the difference, and be realistic.
Lastly, the only health change you can make overnight happens in your head, not in your body.
How many calories? How much fat/trans fat? How much protein? Full ingredients should be listed – they sound great but nutritional info should be supplied.
Too much of a puzzle to order without knowing….
Petunia
Beware, these small bars have nearly as many calories and fat as a candy bar.
Taste of the chocolate coconut chew variety is best described as bittersweet cocoa mixed with lard.
These bars are not raw. I emailed the company, and they refused to provide me with any information other than the fact that most of thier nuts and fruits are NOT RAW. Furthermore, these bars don’t even taste very good. Not all of thier ingredients are organic, either. Fats and sugars together are bad for you! Too many calories! THEY DON’T EVEN TASTE GOOD, AND THE COMPANY LIES TO US! I boycott this product.
If I wanted unprocessed unsweetened cherries, dates, and almonds, I would eat them all individually, not mashed up and packaged up in a bar. These taste terrible. 2 stars for being healthy, but tasting awful.