All flavors, too. Comes out to $.59 each. Not a bad deal.
I saw this in-store. Don’t think it’s available online.
Just letting you know.
Thanks! I need to stock back up.
albertsons 2 for a dollar with coupon, but you have a 10 limit. I got 50 
Don’t mean to be a debbie downer, but, the quality of soy used in Clif Bars is questionable. Soy in general is questionable. Stick to whey based bars.
evidence?
Their soy tastes good to me
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evidence?
http://www.livestrong.com/article/261991-the-dangers-of-soy-protein-isolate/
There’s a lot of studies on pubmed condemning soy. There’s much worse things for you, but, when you’re buying it to improve your nutrition and health there’s also much better things.
I like to eat them for long rides. About 3 hours into a ride, a Clif Bar keeps my stomach happy. Then I go back to gels and liquid nutrition.
evidence?
http://www.livestrong.com/...soy-protein-isolate/
There’s a lot of studies on pubmed condemning soy. There’s much worse things for you, but, when you’re buying it to improve your nutrition and health there’s also much better things.
With all due respect, that’s hardly evidence. One article, by a mass communications major, referencing two sources which are not from peer reviewed publications that I could tell on a non-scientific website.
This debate comes up every so often. If the negative effects of soy based product were really true, half of Asian and vegetarian males would be walking around w/ enlarged breasts and decreased adam’s apples. No vegetarian males would be any good at sports, especially crossfit…LMAO.
I believe the literature, no time to look now, said that the amounts of soy to elicit these negative effects or changes needs to be extremely significant. I may try to look for you later unless someone else does for us.
albertsons 2 for a dollar with coupon, but you have a 10 limit. I got 50
Thanks for the tip-I’ll stop in today and stock up.