Bodylab’s The Impossible Protein Bar has always leaned heavily into the confectionery side of sports nutrition, using multiple layers, creamy fillings, and crunchy inclusions to escape the usual dense and chewy experience. Its latest extension keeps that dessert-like construction but gives it a much clearer performance purpose, adding a complete daily serving of creatine to create The Impossible Protein Bar with Creatine.
The functional food spin-off isn’t too much heavier than the original, tipping the scales at 57g and breaking down into 16g of protein from milk, collagen, and pea isolate with 3.42g of classic creatine monohydrate, yielding precisely 3g of creatine to support muscle strength and performance. It also has 23g of carbohydrates, including 1.3g of sugar, none of it added sugar, 8.6g of fat, about half a gram of fiber, and 210 calories.
The creatine-enhanced protein bar has debuted in flavors that maintain The Impossible Bar’s original candy-like concept, with Caramel Fudge, featuring milk chocolate, roasted cashew pieces, caramel, and creamy fudge. The other is Triple Chocolate, layering milk chocolate, chocolate caramel, white chocolate, and cookie pieces. Bodylab is selling single bars and boxes of 12, with the latter currently on sale at kr 218 (33.91 USD).
