the analysis of the Tri-O-Plex bars vs what's on the label doesn't look so good....(in my opinion the difference is huge)
http://www.labelclaimstesting.com/?pageID=20
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Now he can STFUOriginally posted by nikegurl
i think they make it worse by trying to sound like they've been wronged.
I thought you have seen my pics?Originally posted by tomas101
what are u guys complaining about?? all i see is 11 net carbs...thats all that matters...the sugar alkoloids dont effect blood levels...so actually this bar is rather good
Originally posted by tomas101
ya i looked at the site..i dont buy the site's info..looks iffy to me...why would they put out a product of that caliber if they know that others will test them?? i'd rather see the tests that they did and the records...theres to much at stake to make a fuk up that big on tri-o-plex's part
I guess you don't know as well, that oats ARE counted as carbs. Chef Jay deducted the oats from the carb count to get that Net carbs so that is also inaccurate.Originally posted by tomas101
what are u guys complaining about?? all i see is 11 net carbs...thats all that matters...the sugar alkoloids dont effect blood levels...so actually this bar is rather good
Originally posted by Leslie
Most bars are crap anyways. For an emergency, fine, but they should not be a regular part of any diet IMO.