CNP Professional - Pro-Energy Bars

CNP Professional present a new fruit-flavoured, low-fat cereal bar designed to boost flagging energy levels and fill you up. The Pro Energy Bars contain real dried fruit and wholesome grains which provide a sustained release of energy that is easy to metabolise.

Pro-Energy Bars are formulated for athletes, but are ideal for people with active lifestyles as well as those who need a source of energy while on the go. Each bar is individually wrapped for convenience with contents clearly listed, so those on special nutritional programs can keep a check on their daily intake.

Pro-Energy Bars have been specially developed by CNP to increase energy levels for longer periods of exercise. They do not produce the transient energy surge common with many other bars on the market. "With the Pro-Energy Bars we've produced a tasty energy bar that gives the athlete more energy to carry on exercising and to tackle the rest of the day," says Kerry Kayes, founder of CNP Professional. "They are a fast and efficient way to increase stamina and focus."

Available in two flavours - berry and banana - each 70gm, 230 calorie bar has less than 3gm of fat and contains 50g of time-released carbohydrates. The berry flavour bar also provides a source of antioxidants. Order your supply of CNP Pro-Energy Bars from Thrive Active!.

Container Size: 1 Box
Serving Size: 1 Bar (70g)
Servings Per Container: 30

Amount Per Serving:

Total Calories: 231
Protein: 2.5g
Total Carbohydrates: 49.6g
-Sugars: 25.5g
-Dietary Fiber: 2g
Fat: 3g
-Saturates: 0.5g

Ingredients:

Dried Fruit (Sultanas, Pineapple, Cranberries (10%), Apple (contains sulphur dioxide)), Oats, Rice, Cereal, Maltodextrin, Water, Sunflower Oil, Berry Flavouring

CNP Professional was established by professional athletes and scientists whose major objective was to bring the highest quality, most effective sports supplements to the market. At CNP we will endeavour to breathe an exciting breath of fresh air into an industry fraught with bogus product with misleading advertising.