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Introducing Fit Chews and its packs of soft gummies with 20g protein and 2g net carbs

Fit Chews Protein Gummies

Protein has found its way into almost every snack format imaginable, although gummies carrying an amount comparable to your typical protein shake or traditional bar remain relatively uncommon. Fit Chews has spent a lot of time developing and refining its protein-packed food that achieves exactly that, with a respectable amount of protein in soft, smooth, chewy gummy pieces and an impressively low net carbohydrate count.

Fit Chews’ flagship Performance Gummies come in snack-sized bags of 75, working out to 20 pieces, and if you get through them all, you end up with 20g of protein, primarily from whey isolate, then collagen. As mentioned, the net carbohydrates remain low thanks to the brand’s strong use of allulose at 30g per bag. That, along with the fiber, results in just 2g of net carbohydrates across all 20 pieces, zero fat, and a low 120 calories.

The newcomer sells Performance Gummies in packs of six pouches, amounting to 120g of protein across the box, and all up, that’ll cost you $44.99, before shipping, which works out to $7.49 per bag. That is a bit more than your typical protein bar or shake, although the trade-off is that you get a respectable 20g of protein in a bag of gummies. A subscription can bring the cost down a bit further, getting down to as low as $6.75 a pack.