Protein bar

After Peter Rahal sold RX Bar to Kellogg's, he stayed on for about a year.

And then he was under a non-compete where he couldn't launch other protein bars.

When his non-compete was up, he started working on a new business.

And that's the business that ultimately became David.

He went right back into the industry that made him rich.

In fact, he went into the same product that made him rich.

He went back to making protein bars.

Now, it's interesting to note here that he didn't just go make another protein bar.

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Your body cannot tell the difference between glucose and fructose, whether it comes from Pepsi or whether it comes from organic, non-GMO, fresh squeezed orange juice.

Number three is protein bars.

And I know all you guys in the gym just said, wait, what? So look at the label, look at the packaging, look at not the advertisement on the front, but look at the ingredients on the back and the nutrition facts.

In reality, most protein bars are actually carbohydrate bars because they have more grams of total carbohydrate than they do grams of total protein.

and so carbohydrates all of them break down into sugar and so we're right back to the one we were talking about before so if you if you must eat a protein bar and it's not a slice of ribeye then you need to really look at the ingredients and the nutrition facts label on the back and make sure you're not in fact eating a carbohydrate bar.

Number four is vegetable oils, specifically canola, soybean, corn oil, cotton seed oil, safflower, peanut oil.

I know.

And I love that Jen's like, "Um, this is all we have, but I can bring you more protein bars." So she brings them all these protein bars.

[laughs]

And they're so happy.

Yes, protein bars.

She's like, "Ah, I love gay men.

[laughs] I was getting along with...

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Your body cannot tell the difference between glucose and fructose, whether it comes from Pepsi or whether it comes from organic, non-GMO, fresh squeezed orange juice.

Number three is protein bars.

And I know all you guys in the gym just said, wait, what? So look at the label, look at the packaging, look at not the advertisement on the front, but look at the ingredients on the back and the nutrition facts.

In reality, most protein bars are actually carbohydrate bars because they have more grams of total carbohydrate than they do grams of total protein.

and so carbohydrates all of them break down into sugar and so we're right back to the one we were talking about before so if you if you must eat a protein bar and it's not a slice of ribeye then you need to really look at the ingredients and the nutrition facts label on the back and make sure you're not in fact eating a carbohydrate bar.

Number four is vegetable oils, specifically canola, soybean, corn oil, cotton seed oil, safflower, peanut oil.

Then Daddy reached into his pocket, and so did Arvid.

Two protein bars appeared.

Ava stared at them.

"You brought protein bars?" Daddy opened his.

"Yes." "But we have Gifflar." "I can see that." "You don't want one?" Daddy smiled.

"I'm happy with this." Arvid nodded in agreement.

Then I'm going to include a very popular option within these categories.

The first category I want to look at is protein bars.

Now this is a pet peeve for me, because if anyone's eating a protein bar, then they're at least trying to do better for their health.

They're trying to get more protein in their diet.

Even if it's highly processed, hard to absorb protein, that is in most protein bars.

but they're trying to do better.

They're trying to eat healthy.

So if you have stopped eating your previous diet of Doritos and Ding Dongs and Pepsi Cola, and you've tried to start eating healthier, but you chose things from these food categories, you can see that in one meal, if you drank a green smoothie and had a frozen entree, and then had a protein bar, you could literally be getting 20 teaspoons of sugar in that meal.