I have just finished consuming my first and last ever Barebells product which was a chocolate milkshake. I am not a fussy eater but this tasted very unpleasant like a cup of sugary water with the text... See more
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While their product is good, avoid ordering direct from this company. It’s been over four days since the delivery date for it to arrive, and still nothing. The ups tracking number is useless, and no... See more
My order was delayed and there was no explanation given or response from 2 emails I sent to their nominated address. Order Tracking is very limited. You can’t login to anything to check in any detai... See more
they are very expensive but so are similar brands like grenade . I've had the chocolate salty peanut which are lovely - the almond white chocolate one is awful! i've even asked family to try them, but... See more
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Barebells protein enriched snacks are a real treat for everyone who wants to feed their cravings – guilt-free. The brand was launched in 2016 and offers a broad range of protein-enriched alternatives to snacks and desserts – that never compromises with...
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Eastbourne Terrace 2, W2 6LG, London, United Kingdom
- www.barebells.com
Great taste but high price
One of best tasting protein bars. Hope they lower the prices.
October 19, 2023
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Delicious a lot of protein
Delicious a lot of protein, but I'm a bit concerned about the additives? Are they healthy?
July 20, 2023
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Very good protein bars, but too expensive
Good protein bars, but compared to other label’s products, Barebells is very expensive.
The bars are very good - especially the quite new small version of the bars with new taste and about 60% of the regular bars‘ calories are great to have some really delicious and sweet protein.
Cons: Cookies & Cream does not taste like Cookies & Cream at all. It is the one bar I was really disappointed by. It lacks the cookies taste, might be a little creamy though.
Peanut: It‘s like you find 1 - 2 quarters of peanuts in a whole bar (if at all). I espect a peanut protein bar to be crunchy and maybe a little salty and of course nutty!!
Inhad some stomach issues with the chocolate mint protein bars.
All other tastes were great, still very expensive.
Compared to other products on the market with similar taste and macronutrients, barebells should invest more into marketing campaigns and sales offers. EUR 2.99 for one bar is simple way too expensive long-term.
I hope for more tasty (small) protein bar.
Good experience
August 10, 2020
Unprompted review
Wonderfull Creamy Vanilla Pudding
Wonderfull Creamy Vanilla Protein Pudding. Going back to my local Føtex to buy more tommorow :-) Yummi! :-)
September 14, 2018
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