Most Filling Health Bars?

[namntM]

I'm tired of being on the trail and carrying a few health bars which have absolutely no affect on my hunger but for maybe 30 minutes And I'm hungry again. Does anyone know of a health bar that is made to pack the most calories in the least space occupation? I don't want to carry a bunch of bars with me into the deep woods so I'm trying to find something that is sufficient in caloric intake to tide me over if I carry four bars at most on a 8-hour stint in the woods. Ideas? Experience?

 

[MuleyFever]

Its not the calories that will keep you feeling full. You need something slow digesting. Grains, nuts, protein. At least that is my understanding. I may be wrong.

If I want a bar that packs a lot of calories MET-Rx is one I use often. I also like Cliff bars, they seem to keep me satisfied.

 

[namntM]

I've never tried MetRx. I'm going to go look into that right now, thanks so much for the info!

 

[CCooper]

Green Belly meal bars

 

[Bearwhisky]

RX Bars are the most filling bars I have found. Green belly are nice too… each one is about equal to about 3 typical bars (in both physical size and calories)

Edit: im
Not referring to “metrx” bars, the brand is just simply “RX” bar


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[Kilboars]

2nd on RX bars.

Blueberry

 

[Olympics777]

I usually like Kates Bars, but if you want protein then One Bars are good, but less healthy. It’s the protein that keeps you feeling satiated.

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

Full size Bobo with Justin’s peanut butter pouch will fill me up for a while.

 

[hiker270]

Clif bars

 

[1jeds]

You can also make your own which are extremely easy and you can add whatever you want in them. A good base is oats + peanut butter + honey, add in some nuts or seeds, dried fruits and you're in business. No need to bake but there are some baked options that may last a little longer

 

[bdan68]

Pepperoni sticks. Canned sardines.

 

[rideold]

ProBar Meal Bars. The peanut butter one has 390 calories and 12g of protein. carry 4 bars and you have about 1,500 calories in your pack. Throw in a Mountain House and you're over 2,000 calories and 30g of protein. All that for about a pound in your pack......add a 6oz salami and you get another 600 calories!

 

[HoneyDew]

Second Probar bars. Banana nut is my favorite. Days where I start early or don’t have time for something more real I’ll eat one at home/work.

 

[fshaw]

Probar Meal bars for me as well. Can eat Rx Bars and they work but can be tough to get down.

 

[Mosby]

I've tried a lot of different brands of bars and they all get old in a hurry for me. The bar's with chocolate get messy in warm weather and the bars with a lot of dried fruit and nuts can get rock hard in the cold. I always take a few with me but they aren't my favorite.

 

[Swamppirate]

These….all day long.

 

[wowzers]

HPG have a recipe for homemade bars that I really like.

Granola Bar Recipe by Hill People Gear

A great tasting energy filled granola bar that will get you down the trail.

hillpeoplegear.com

 

[westonhoma]

Fit Crunch is great. If ur looking for more of a meal replacement , they sell big ones with 380 cal and like 30g of protein. Want something less caloric dense, they sell the same ones just smaller that are about 190 cal.

I like Quest too. I think its the fiber in their bars that i find filling. Also how they are put together, its not like they will melt in the pack in warmer weather vs like a chocolate coated bar

 

[MThuntrrr]

Another vote for pro bars. About 350-400 calories per bar.

 

[mtwarden]

Range meal bars are filling- they should be as they're 700 calories