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Fitbakes colorfully refreshes the look of its crispy and crunchy protein bar

Rebrand Of Fitbakes

Functional brand Fitbakes over in the United Kingdom has expanded significantly over the years, well beyond its original hit, better-for-you protein snack in the amazingly sweet and soft Fitbakes cakes. The brand has a few other foods available, including the Fitbakes Protein Bar, featuring a Rice Krispies-style body and build but with that better-for-you twist. The product has a low 4g of protein, which is mostly what it is, due to the small 19g size of the snack, alongside 5g or so of carbohydrates, roughly 2g of fat, and a light calorie count of in and around 70.

We’ve got Fitbakes and specifically its crispy and crunchy protein snack in headlines this week because it may look a bit different to fans that reach for it at their local health and nutrition store, as well as some of its more mainstream stockists. The long-running functional competitor has refreshed the look and feel of its bar-format product, making some pretty drastic changes. Fitbakes has moved to a full-color design themed around the taste, plus a bold flavor callout, and while it is just for the protein bar at the moment, we imagine it’ll roll out across the rest of the catalog.

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