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Think Thin Protein Bars

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ebrbetty Rising Star
ebrbetty
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does anyone know where I can get them? does whole foods sell them?

thanks

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Open Original Shared Link They sell them here!
ebrbetty Rising Star
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thanks..have you ever had them?

angel-jd1 Community Regular
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I have gotten them at wal-mart before. They are clearly labeled gluten-free for the ones that are :)

-Jessica :rolleyes:

Kassie Apprentice
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i have had them before and there ok, not anything i would rave about, but i guess since there like hardly any sugar in them, its not something i am used to lol

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I was just looking at them online,was surprised they have at least 7 grams of fat..seems high to me, I was expecting 1-3 grams tops. thats a lot of fat grams for a snack.

tarnalberry Community Regular
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I think it's supposed to be more balanced - for keeping blood sugar in check - than the standard bar. (I know I look for bars that have *more* than 1-3g of fat.) I've had the 'think organic' and 'think green' line (the 'think thin' line almost universally has dairy), and enjoy them. (ok, 'think green' is an aquired taste. ;) )

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