Misfits Plant-Based Protein Bar

I love these misfit bars. This variety box has 4 types, all of which are delicious! My personal favourite is the white choc cookies n' cream. There were 3 of each and I think the cost is very good for 12, especially as these are plant based which often cost more than dairy protein bars.

I like the texture of them, they're very soft on top with a slightly crunchy middle, which I really like, and they're not too sticky either which is good for me.

Nutritionally, the 15g of protein average per bar is very good, higher than average compared to many other plant based brands. I like that they are very low in sugar, only 1-3g per bar, as most of the sweetener here comes from stevia. Salt content is almost non-existent. Carb levels are moderate which is fine as the focus here is primarily on the protein. Fibre in these are also really high, which makes this a good choice for a breakfast snack and general digestion, but I would advise eating only 1-2 of these a day max as the combination of high fibre and plant sweeteners could cause your bowels to be a bit overactive!

Ingredients are good - a nice mixture of soy, peanuts, plant proteins and cocoa, plus additional fibres and flavourings which make for both good taste and good nutritional values.

I bought these for a good vegan protein option and I'm very happy with them. It's also a bonus that they are gluten free. If you are allergic to soy or nuts, these unfortunately aren't for you, but luckily this isn't an issue for me.

Overall, a great vegan protein bar. I like the taste, and the high protein content with very low sugar levels makes this a winner for me.

Oooh gosh, you really need to try the variety pack before you jump into any of the single flavour multipacks.

Firstly, the other multiple glowing reviews? Be aware they’re coming from a place in comparison to other vegan protein products. Vegan protein bars can be so chalky and blah, and in comparison, Misfits are a cut above the rest. But if you chow down into one expecting to compare it to a regular choccie bar? You’re gonna be sorely disappointed.

For what it is (vegan protein) it's delicious. The texture if you’re not used to it takes a moment to get used to.

Why I’d recommend the variety pack first? Another reviewer broke down the flavours and I went through the box expecting to agree with them, and their least favourites ended up being my absolute favourites. I loved the brownie and chocolate hazelnut.

The white chocolate and peanut one was decent, I recommend you turn it “upside down” so the peanut comes as a burst of flavour after the chew of protein.

I was excited for the two with caramel and ended up feeling pretty meh about them. I ate them, for sure, but they’re not what I’d reach for first on a sweaty afternoon.

The raspberry and chocolate one? The flavour was so strong. I didn't like the combo but I’m pretty sure that was personal taste. It was the only bar I chucked in the bin (and donated the second one, I’m not a monster.)

Anyway, do try the variety pack first, don't expect a choccie bar miracle, and do expect a solid and decent vegan protein offering that fits well in a gym bag to munch in the car and stave off a cheeky Nando's when you've got good food at home.

The Misfits Vegan Protein Bars has become my go-to snack, seamlessly merging health-conscious ingredients with delectable flavors. As someone who prioritizes fitness and flavor, these bars have proven to be a tasty and adequate choice for my nutritional needs.

What immediately stands out is the variety of flavors offered in the pack, providing a delightful range for different taste preferences. From Salted Caramel to Chocolate Hazelnut, each bar presents a unique flavor profile, keeping my snack time interesting and satisfying.

Texture plays a crucial role in my enjoyment of protein bars, and I'm pleased to say that the Misfits bars don't disappoint. They strike a harmonious balance, avoiding the chalkiness that can often be associated with plant-based protein snacks. The bars have a satisfying chewiness that enhances the overall eating experience.

With 15g of protein per bar, these snacks deliver a substantial protein boost, making them a convenient option for post-workout recovery or as a mid-day pick-me-up. The low sugar and low carb content align with my dietary preferences, allowing me to indulge in a guilt-free treat without compromising on taste.

Being gluten-free, dairy-free, and non-GMO, the Misfits Vegan Protein Bars cater to a range of dietary needs and preferences. The inclusion of high fiber content adds to the nutritional value, promoting a feeling of satiety that goes beyond just satisfying my taste buds.

The convenience of having a variety pack is a major plus, allowing me to switch flavors based on my mood or nutritional requirements. The bars are individually wrapped, making them easy to grab on the go or stash in my gym bag for a quick refuel.

In conclusion, the Misfits Vegan Protein Bar Variety Pack is a winner for those seeking a tasty, plant-based protein snack that doesn't compromise on texture or flavor. These bars have become a staple in my fitness routine, providing a satisfying and guilt-free indulgence. Highly recommended for anyone looking to elevate their snack game with a delicious and nutritious plant-based option.

I love these protein bars! sweet, soft, tasty and chewy with a good amount of protein, fibre and low on calories. i will be repurchasing in the future. The best flavour is cookie butter!!

I love these misfit bars. This variety box has 4 types, all of which are delicious! My personal favourite is the white choc cookies n' cream. There were 3 of each and I think the cost is very good for 12, especially as these are plant based which often cost more than dairy protein bars.

I like the texture of them, they're very soft on top with a slightly crunchy middle, which I really like, and they're not too sticky either which is good for me.

Nutritionally, the 15g of protein average per bar is very good, higher than average compared to many other plant based brands. I like that they are very low in sugar, only 1-3g per bar, as most of the sweetener here comes from stevia. Salt content is almost non-existent. Carb levels are moderate which is fine as the focus here is primarily on the protein. Fibre in these are also really high, which makes this a good choice for a breakfast snack and general digestion, but I would advise eating only 1-2 of these a day max as the combination of high fibre and plant sweeteners could cause your bowels to be a bit overactive!

Ingredients are good - a nice mixture of soy, peanuts, plant proteins and cocoa, plus additional fibres and flavourings which make for both good taste and good nutritional values.

I bought these for a good vegan protein option and I'm very happy with them. It's also a bonus that they are gluten free. If you are allergic to soy or nuts, these unfortunately aren't for you, but luckily this isn't an issue for me.

Overall, a great vegan protein bar. I like the taste, and the high protein content with very low sugar levels makes this a winner for me.

The Misfits Vegan Protein Bars has become my go-to snack, seamlessly merging health-conscious ingredients with delectable flavors. As someone who prioritizes fitness and flavor, these bars have proven to be a tasty and adequate choice for my nutritional needs.

What immediately stands out is the variety of flavors offered in the pack, providing a delightful range for different taste preferences. From Salted Caramel to Chocolate Hazelnut, each bar presents a unique flavor profile, keeping my snack time interesting and satisfying.

Texture plays a crucial role in my enjoyment of protein bars, and I'm pleased to say that the Misfits bars don't disappoint. They strike a harmonious balance, avoiding the chalkiness that can often be associated with plant-based protein snacks. The bars have a satisfying chewiness that enhances the overall eating experience.

With 15g of protein per bar, these snacks deliver a substantial protein boost, making them a convenient option for post-workout recovery or as a mid-day pick-me-up. The low sugar and low carb content align with my dietary preferences, allowing me to indulge in a guilt-free treat without compromising on taste.

Being gluten-free, dairy-free, and non-GMO, the Misfits Vegan Protein Bars cater to a range of dietary needs and preferences. The inclusion of high fiber content adds to the nutritional value, promoting a feeling of satiety that goes beyond just satisfying my taste buds.

The convenience of having a variety pack is a major plus, allowing me to switch flavors based on my mood or nutritional requirements. The bars are individually wrapped, making them easy to grab on the go or stash in my gym bag for a quick refuel.

In conclusion, the Misfits Vegan Protein Bar Variety Pack is a winner for those seeking a tasty, plant-based protein snack that doesn't compromise on texture or flavor. These bars have become a staple in my fitness routine, providing a satisfying and guilt-free indulgence. Highly recommended for anyone looking to elevate their snack game with a delicious and nutritious plant-based option.

I love these misfit bars. This variety box has 4 types, all of which are delicious! My personal favourite is the white choc cookies n' cream. There were 3 of each and I think the cost is very good for 12, especially as these are plant based which often cost more than dairy protein bars.

I like the texture of them, they're very soft on top with a slightly crunchy middle, which I really like, and they're not too sticky either which is good for me.

Nutritionally, the 15g of protein average per bar is very good, higher than average compared to many other plant based brands. I like that they are very low in sugar, only 1-3g per bar, as most of the sweetener here comes from stevia. Salt content is almost non-existent. Carb levels are moderate which is fine as the focus here is primarily on the protein. Fibre in these are also really high, which makes this a good choice for a breakfast snack and general digestion, but I would advise eating only 1-2 of these a day max as the combination of high fibre and plant sweeteners could cause your bowels to be a bit overactive!

Ingredients are good - a nice mixture of soy, peanuts, plant proteins and cocoa, plus additional fibres and flavourings which make for both good taste and good nutritional values.

I bought these for a good vegan protein option and I'm very happy with them. It's also a bonus that they are gluten free. If you are allergic to soy or nuts, these unfortunately aren't for you, but luckily this isn't an issue for me.

Overall, a great vegan protein bar. I like the taste, and the high protein content with very low sugar levels makes this a winner for me.

These are good value rather than buying individual bars at the supermarket and a good way to try out their range. Low in carbs, high in protein and vegan too! Pea protein is the higher quantity of its protein content with some soy following. No added sugar although they do use Xylitol as a sweetener which is low GI and no sugar spike. Overall tasty and good texture. Being high in plant proteins it does have a mild undertone of bitterness but I find it doesn't detract from it overall. Even other plant proteins like hemp are mildly bitter to. It's just the proteins natural flavour. I’d rather have Misfits than sugar loaded dairy filled confectionery any day. They’re helping me transition into having more vegan based foods. Oh and they’re a nice treat for my diabetic mum.

Oooh gosh, you really need to try the variety pack before you jump into any of the single flavour multipacks.

Firstly, the other multiple glowing reviews? Be aware they’re coming from a place in comparison to other vegan protein products. Vegan protein bars can be so chalky and blah, and in comparison, Misfits are a cut above the rest. But if you chow down into one expecting to compare it to a regular choccie bar? You’re gonna be sorely disappointed.

For what it is (vegan protein) it's delicious. The texture if you’re not used to it takes a moment to get used to.

Why I’d recommend the variety pack first? Another reviewer broke down the flavours and I went through the box expecting to agree with them, and their least favourites ended up being my absolute favourites. I loved the brownie and chocolate hazelnut.

The white chocolate and peanut one was decent, I recommend you turn it “upside down” so the peanut comes as a burst of flavour after the chew of protein.

I was excited for the two with caramel and ended up feeling pretty meh about them. I ate them, for sure, but they’re not what I’d reach for first on a sweaty afternoon.

The raspberry and chocolate one? The flavour was so strong. I didn't like the combo but I’m pretty sure that was personal taste. It was the only bar I chucked in the bin (and donated the second one, I’m not a monster.)

Anyway, do try the variety pack first, don't expect a choccie bar miracle, and do expect a solid and decent vegan protein offering that fits well in a gym bag to munch in the car and stave off a cheeky Nando's when you've got good food at home.

Misfits new recipe is amazing, I am dairy free so having to substitute to vegan bars has been pretty annoying. Usually the taste is chalky and flavourless but this new peanut butter flavour tastes so good and its much softer. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a good vegan bar and you love peanut butter.

The Misfits Vegan Protein Bars has become my go-to snack, seamlessly merging health-conscious ingredients with delectable flavors. As someone who prioritizes fitness and flavor, these bars have proven to be a tasty and adequate choice for my nutritional needs.

What immediately stands out is the variety of flavors offered in the pack, providing a delightful range for different taste preferences. From Salted Caramel to Chocolate Hazelnut, each bar presents a unique flavor profile, keeping my snack time interesting and satisfying.

Texture plays a crucial role in my enjoyment of protein bars, and I'm pleased to say that the Misfits bars don't disappoint. They strike a harmonious balance, avoiding the chalkiness that can often be associated with plant-based protein snacks. The bars have a satisfying chewiness that enhances the overall eating experience.

With 15g of protein per bar, these snacks deliver a substantial protein boost, making them a convenient option for post-workout recovery or as a mid-day pick-me-up. The low sugar and low carb content align with my dietary preferences, allowing me to indulge in a guilt-free treat without compromising on taste.

Being gluten-free, dairy-free, and non-GMO, the Misfits Vegan Protein Bars cater to a range of dietary needs and preferences. The inclusion of high fiber content adds to the nutritional value, promoting a feeling of satiety that goes beyond just satisfying my taste buds.

The convenience of having a variety pack is a major plus, allowing me to switch flavors based on my mood or nutritional requirements. The bars are individually wrapped, making them easy to grab on the go or stash in my gym bag for a quick refuel.

In conclusion, the Misfits Vegan Protein Bar Variety Pack is a winner for those seeking a tasty, plant-based protein snack that doesn't compromise on texture or flavor. These bars have become a staple in my fitness routine, providing a satisfying and guilt-free indulgence. Highly recommended for anyone looking to elevate their snack game with a delicious and nutritious plant-based option.

Updated Review- I was thoroughly enjoying the Chewy Toffee bars until I noticed something- After having recommended the bars to my Parents, my Mum bought a pack of the Caramel Fudge ones. We each had one of those and I noticed there was a size difference. The Chewy Toffee ones were smaller and more expensive?? Went back to check the packet and noticed it said "snack size"! Selling different sized bars under one listing makes you think they're all the same size, just different flavours but NOPE! I had spent more only to get LESS!

DON'T BUY THE SNACK SIZE!!!!

I love these misfit bars. This variety box has 4 types, all of which are delicious! My personal favourite is the white choc cookies n' cream. There were 3 of each and I think the cost is very good for 12, especially as these are plant based which often cost more than dairy protein bars.

I like the texture of them, they're very soft on top with a slightly crunchy middle, which I really like, and they're not too sticky either which is good for me.

Nutritionally, the 15g of protein average per bar is very good, higher than average compared to many other plant based brands. I like that they are very low in sugar, only 1-3g per bar, as most of the sweetener here comes from stevia. Salt content is almost non-existent. Carb levels are moderate which is fine as the focus here is primarily on the protein. Fibre in these are also really high, which makes this a good choice for a breakfast snack and general digestion, but I would advise eating only 1-2 of these a day max as the combination of high fibre and plant sweeteners could cause your bowels to be a bit overactive!

Ingredients are good - a nice mixture of soy, peanuts, plant proteins and cocoa, plus additional fibres and flavourings which make for both good taste and good nutritional values.

I bought these for a good vegan protein option and I'm very happy with them. It's also a bonus that they are gluten free. If you are allergic to soy or nuts, these unfortunately aren't for you, but luckily this isn't an issue for me.

Overall, a great vegan protein bar. I like the taste, and the high protein content with very low sugar levels makes this a winner for me.

Oooh gosh, you really need to try the variety pack before you jump into any of the single flavour multipacks.

Firstly, the other multiple glowing reviews? Be aware they’re coming from a place in comparison to other vegan protein products. Vegan protein bars can be so chalky and blah, and in comparison, Misfits are a cut above the rest. But if you chow down into one expecting to compare it to a regular choccie bar? You’re gonna be sorely disappointed.

For what it is (vegan protein) it's delicious. The texture if you’re not used to it takes a moment to get used to.

Why I’d recommend the variety pack first? Another reviewer broke down the flavours and I went through the box expecting to agree with them, and their least favourites ended up being my absolute favourites. I loved the brownie and chocolate hazelnut.

The white chocolate and peanut one was decent, I recommend you turn it “upside down” so the peanut comes as a burst of flavour after the chew of protein.

I was excited for the two with caramel and ended up feeling pretty meh about them. I ate them, for sure, but they’re not what I’d reach for first on a sweaty afternoon.

The raspberry and chocolate one? The flavour was so strong. I didn't like the combo but I’m pretty sure that was personal taste. It was the only bar I chucked in the bin (and donated the second one, I’m not a monster.)

Anyway, do try the variety pack first, don't expect a choccie bar miracle, and do expect a solid and decent vegan protein offering that fits well in a gym bag to munch in the car and stave off a cheeky Nando's when you've got good food at home.

Misfits new recipe is amazing, I am dairy free so having to substitute to vegan bars has been pretty annoying. Usually the taste is chalky and flavourless but this new peanut butter flavour tastes so good and its much softer. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a good vegan bar and you love peanut butter.

I love these misfit bars. This variety box has 4 types, all of which are delicious! My personal favourite is the white choc cookies n' cream. There were 3 of each and I think the cost is very good for 12, especially as these are plant based which often cost more than dairy protein bars.

I like the texture of them, they're very soft on top with a slightly crunchy middle, which I really like, and they're not too sticky either which is good for me.

Nutritionally, the 15g of protein average per bar is very good, higher than average compared to many other plant based brands. I like that they are very low in sugar, only 1-3g per bar, as most of the sweetener here comes from stevia. Salt content is almost non-existent. Carb levels are moderate which is fine as the focus here is primarily on the protein. Fibre in these are also really high, which makes this a good choice for a breakfast snack and general digestion, but I would advise eating only 1-2 of these a day max as the combination of high fibre and plant sweeteners could cause your bowels to be a bit overactive!

Ingredients are good - a nice mixture of soy, peanuts, plant proteins and cocoa, plus additional fibres and flavourings which make for both good taste and good nutritional values.

I bought these for a good vegan protein option and I'm very happy with them. It's also a bonus that they are gluten free. If you are allergic to soy or nuts, these unfortunately aren't for you, but luckily this isn't an issue for me.

Overall, a great vegan protein bar. I like the taste, and the high protein content with very low sugar levels makes this a winner for me.

Oooh gosh, you really need to try the variety pack before you jump into any of the single flavour multipacks.

Firstly, the other multiple glowing reviews? Be aware they’re coming from a place in comparison to other vegan protein products. Vegan protein bars can be so chalky and blah, and in comparison, Misfits are a cut above the rest. But if you chow down into one expecting to compare it to a regular choccie bar? You’re gonna be sorely disappointed.

For what it is (vegan protein) it's delicious. The texture if you’re not used to it takes a moment to get used to.

Why I’d recommend the variety pack first? Another reviewer broke down the flavours and I went through the box expecting to agree with them, and their least favourites ended up being my absolute favourites. I loved the brownie and chocolate hazelnut.

The white chocolate and peanut one was decent, I recommend you turn it “upside down” so the peanut comes as a burst of flavour after the chew of protein.

I was excited for the two with caramel and ended up feeling pretty meh about them. I ate them, for sure, but they’re not what I’d reach for first on a sweaty afternoon.

The raspberry and chocolate one? The flavour was so strong. I didn't like the combo but I’m pretty sure that was personal taste. It was the only bar I chucked in the bin (and donated the second one, I’m not a monster.)

Anyway, do try the variety pack first, don't expect a choccie bar miracle, and do expect a solid and decent vegan protein offering that fits well in a gym bag to munch in the car and stave off a cheeky Nando's when you've got good food at home.

Misfits new recipe is amazing, I am dairy free so having to substitute to vegan bars has been pretty annoying. Usually the taste is chalky and flavourless but this new peanut butter flavour tastes so good and its much softer. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a good vegan bar and you love peanut butter.

Updated Review- I was thoroughly enjoying the Chewy Toffee bars until I noticed something- After having recommended the bars to my Parents, my Mum bought a pack of the Caramel Fudge ones. We each had one of those and I noticed there was a size difference. The Chewy Toffee ones were smaller and more expensive?? Went back to check the packet and noticed it said "snack size"! Selling different sized bars under one listing makes you think they're all the same size, just different flavours but NOPE! I had spent more only to get LESS!

DON'T BUY THE SNACK SIZE!!!!

I love these protein bars! sweet, soft, tasty and chewy with a good amount of protein, fibre and low on calories. i will be repurchasing in the future. The best flavour is cookie butter!!

Updated Review- I was thoroughly enjoying the Chewy Toffee bars until I noticed something- After having recommended the bars to my Parents, my Mum bought a pack of the Caramel Fudge ones. We each had one of those and I noticed there was a size difference. The Chewy Toffee ones were smaller and more expensive?? Went back to check the packet and noticed it said "snack size"! Selling different sized bars under one listing makes you think they're all the same size, just different flavours but NOPE! I had spent more only to get LESS!

DON'T BUY THE SNACK SIZE!!!!