At under £2, Co-op’s Cookie Dough Bar provides 21g of protein and 182 kcal, matching top sports nutrition brands at a fraction of the cost. A satisfying texture and high protein ratio make it an easy recommendation for quick daily fuel.
Review: Yubi’s Dark Choc Matcha protein bar
Looking for a macro-friendly treat? Yubi’s Matcha Dark Chocolate protein bar offers genuine Japanese matcha and 10g of protein for under 100 calories. It’s moreish, sophisticated, and a must-try for plant-based snackers across the UK.
Review: Vieve Protein Bar (Strawberry Blondie)
I wanted to love the Vieve Strawberry Blondie. The stats are solid: 157 cals and high fibre. The taste is natural strawberry. But the “armour-plated” coating and dry centre make it a chore to eat. A functional snack, not a pleasure.
Review: Smittens – vegan sweets
Girdy tries Smittens, the new budget range from Candy Kittens. Are they worth it? He thinks so! They are a third cheaper and still taste great. The sour ones are tangy but mild.
Afternoon Teabox: Best places to (win a) picnic in Edinburgh
Inside were packing, cooling and plastic containers of neatly cut sandwiches, scones, macrons, tea (dry) and some baked goodies.
Review: The Wanderer’s Rest cookie test
“Hey, can we be part of that test?” a week or so later some delicious cookies appeared!
Review: Nutricircle, discounted protein deals
Nutricircle provides delicious and convenient protein snacks at affordable prices, making it an excellent option for budget-conscious individuals seeking tasty macros.
Review: Why Gluten-Free Cake Brand Honeybuns Really Hits the Spot
Girdy & Birdy sampled Honeybuns’ gluten-free cakes, praising the taste, texture, variety, shelf life, and value, recommending them for their deliciousness and affordability.