Reply With QuoteI had one the other week. Its pretty weird tasting. Sort of like a stale chocolate covered peanut butter wafer bar. The creatine in it was probably added to some sort of solution so it may have degraded to creatinine, so you might not want to solely depend on these bars for your creatine.
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Are Maxxon bars any good?
Hey guys, what do you think of Maxxon bars? They have around 32 grams of protein and 3 grams creatine. Is the creatine they contain effective and does it work like the powdered supplements or is it just a filler?
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when it comes to bars I am not much help, never really use them........but, i have had a Detour bar, almost like a snickers. which means i'll more then likely get another.
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