coming sooncacao protein bites
- 17gprotein
- 6gfiber
- 240calories
Hero ingredients: cacao, pumpkin seed, hemp. Per 55g serving.
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You loved the first bites, and we kept working on them. The new cacao bites carry 17g of plant protein from pumpkin seed and hemp, and the new hibiscus bites bring 8g of fiber. Both are made without protein isolates, glycerin or sugar alcohols.
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Fiber is food for the trillions of microbes living in your gut, and every bite starts with it.
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Flax is one of the richest food sources of lignans, plant compounds researchers keep studying for women's health.
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Your gut and your brain are always in conversation, so we feed both with cacao, aรงaรญ and seeds.
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one scoop, one cupReal cacao, grown in South America, with maca. One scoop in warm nut milk and that's my morning.
Skip it if you're pregnant or nursing, have a thyroid condition or take prescriptions, and check with your doctor.
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coming soonHero ingredients: cacao, pumpkin seed, hemp. Per 55g serving.
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coming soonMade with lucuma. Hero ingredients: aรงaรญ, lucuma, flax, chia. Per 55g serving.
Join the waitlistA lot of bars lean on protein isolates and fiber syrups. Ours start with whole seeds, and the label shows it. Our sweetener counts as sugar on our label, and we don't dress it up as fiber.

· turmeric· fennel seedsIt started with turmeric and fennel seeds, and with my own postpartum body asking for something better. Two women, still tasting every batch.


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