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12 pregame bars · 53g each · Formula V31

$40.00$48.00

$3.33 per bar

400mg potassium33g carbs220mg sodium210 calories

Contains peanuts and honey.

A pregame bar for youth athletes — built for the hour before the whistle, not the snack drawer.

Each bar carries 33g of carbohydrate from dates, honey and date sugar, plus 400mg of potassium — about what's in a banana, and five times a 20oz sports drink — with 220mg of sodium and magnesium malate. 210 calories.

Ten ingredients: sweet white rice flour, date syrup, peanut butter, honey, chocolate chips, date sugar, potassium citrate, salt, cinnamon and magnesium malate. No dyes, no sugar alcohols, no corn syrup, no seed oils.

It isn't a protein bar and it isn't a candy bar. It's carbohydrate dosed for warmups, games and tournament days — the fuel a kid actually burns in the next ninety minutes.

Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip. 12 bars per box. Made in the USA.

Contains peanuts and honey.

— Ten ingredients

— No dyes or corn syrup

— Made in USA

Against what they're already eating

	Baseline1 bar · 53g	Gatorade20 fl oz	Clif Bar1 bar · 68g
Potassium	400mg	78mg	250mg
Sodium	220mg	264mg	130mg
Total sugars	16g	34g	17g
Carbohydrate	33g	34g	43g

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Before you buy

Is it a protein bar?

No. It's a pregame bar — carbohydrate and electrolytes for the hour before a game, not protein for after one.

Why is there sugar in it?

Because the carbohydrate is the job. It comes from dates and honey rather than corn syrup, and it arrives with 400mg of potassium. The full label is on this page.

When should they eat it?

Roughly an hour before warmups. For anything over ninety minutes, a second one at the half.

Will my kid actually eat it?

Thirty-one formulas went by before one came back finished. That was the whole test.