Many people reach for protein bars as a quick snack or meal replacement but are they really healthy? The Washington Post ...

Protein bars are a good source of protein but only when chosen wisely based on your individual health goals and needs Here’s ...

Pure Protein Bars are another misleading “healthy” option. Despite containing 19–21 grams of protein, they often include artificial flavors, sucralose, maltitol, and hydrolyzed collagen —not the most ...

When you’re in the mood for a snack, turn to these recipes that offer at least 7 grams of protein per serving.

These snack recipes, from roasted nuts, cookies and muffins and energy balls and bars, can all be meal-prepped and enjoyed ...

Smaller handheld granola and nutritional bars require a creative approach to production to maintain much-needed capacity.

When Strategist contributor Laura Neilson went on a journey to find the best mostly natural, actually tasty protein bar, she ...

It seems like everyone is focusing on meeting their protein goals more than ever and food companies have noticed.

Protein is taking over the food and beverage sector, showing up on your plate in unexpected ways, but do you really need protein-fortified foods?

Trendy diets in and of themselves are far from a trend; they’ve been around for decades and decades. Americans have tried everything from low-carb diets, to eating gluten-free, to ditching eggs, to ...

From choosing fatty proteins to not tracking your calorie intake, here are 4 things you are doing wrong, says the fitness coach.

MRPL distributes natural protein bars to children with thalassemia and sickle-cell anaemia, providing essential nutrition for six months.