Carbrite Diet Bars

Carbrite Diet Bars Review:

Background

If you have ever dieted, you know that there are dozens, if not hundreds, of diet bars on the market. Doctor's CarbRite Diet produces a line of products that are sugar-free and contain no artificial sweeteners or preservatives. These products gluten free and don’t have trans fats. Sadly, this is far from being the industry norm. Very often diet products and diet bars are little more than carefully disguised “candy bars” that are loaded down with sugar, corn syrup and all sorts of other ingredients that you just don't need in your body. Thus, a great deal of credit should be given to Doctor's CarbRite for producing products that are indeed a step in the right direction.

What to Eat

The Doctor's CarbRite Diet Bars come in a variety of flavors including Raspberry Chocolate Truffle, S'mores, Chocolate Peanut Butter, and Cookie Dough, to name just a few options.

The Good

The Doctor's CarbRite Diet Bars really do leave out some of the nastier ingredients that can be found in other diet bars. Their list of ingredients is much shorter than many other diet bars, and typically consists of isolated soy protein, whey protein, milk fat, kidney beans and peanuts. The bars are usually around 200 calories and offer up a very respectable nineteen grams of protein. Further, the taste of these bars is pretty decent.

The Bad

One downside is that the nutritional information is not at all easy to find on the Carbritediet.com website. This is very puzzling and can't possibly be good for business. After all, a dieter considering a diet bar isn't going to be crazy about ordering when they don't have basic calorie information. Again, most of the bars have about 200 to 230 calories and about nineteen to twenty-one grams of protein.When compared against many other diet bars the CarbRite Diet Bars seem like a pretty healthy alternative.

Cost

Twelve bars will costs about $26 dollars.