Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
The bars are for the whole family but designed with cyclists in mind. Aptonia say: "Providing energy before, during and after workout. Designed to be opened with one hand." The bars came in handy during a ride and were easy enough to open.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Energy:100g | 21g
414kcal - 1745kJ | 87kcal - 366kJ
Fat: 100g | 21g
11.3g | 2.4g
Of which saturates: 100g | 21g
6.2g | 1.3g
Carbohydrates: 100g | 21g
70.9g | 14.9g
Of which sugars: 100g | 21g
30.4g | 6.4g
Proteins: 100g | 21g
5.4g | 1.1g
Fibre: 100g | 21g
3.7g | 0.8g
Salt:100g | 21g
0.38g | 0.08g
Vitamins B1: 100g | 21g
1.05mg (95%) | 0.22mg (20%)
Ingredients: 37.5% cereals [oat flakes, wheat flour, corn flakes (corn, salt, barley malt extract), rice flour], glucose syrup, 12% milk chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, cocoa paste, skimmed milk powder, milk fat), 11% fruits [6.6% strawberry fruit pieces (fructose-glucose syrup, moistening agent: glycerol, sugar, concentrated strawberry puree, dietary fibre, palm oil, rice starch, gelling agent: pectin, acidity regulator: citric and malic acid, natural vegetable and fruit extracts, flavour), 4.4% raspberry fruit pieces (fructose-glucose syrup, sugar, concentrated raspberry puree, wheat fibres (gluten), palm oil, rice starch, gelling agent: pectin, acidity regulator: citric and malic acid), natural fruit and vegetable extracts, natural flavouring)], palm oil, stabiliser: sorbitol, dextrose, sugar, aromatic caramel (sugar, water, acidity regulator: sodium hydroxide), flavour, salt, emulsifier: fatty acid sugar esters, vitamin B1. Contains: gluten, milk. Made in a factory which handles: soya, sulphites, peanuts, nuts,
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It's pity they contain Palm Oil. We shouldn't be buying products with Palm Oil in them.
It's pity they contain Palm Oil. We shouldn't be buying products with Palm Oil in them. http://www.saynotopalmoil.com/Whats_the_issue.php
Decathlon do a good range of different cereal bars that are ideal for cycling and some are even cheaper than supermarket offerings. Worth a look.
Doesnt the chocolate melt in your pocket?
I take these sort of bars on ridea, like Jordans, cheap and do the job, I cant bring myself to spend £1.50 on one ënergy"bar. Stupid amounts on wheels, helmets and shoes is whole different matter.