Chocolate Soy Protein Crispies x 250g
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Make you own protein bars with chocolate soy protein crispies.
Soy protein crisps are a versatile, high-protein ingredient derived from soybeans. Their light, crunchy texture makes them an excellent addition to various baked goods, enhancing both nutritional value and texture.
Soy protein crisps can be added to muffins, cookies, and granola bars to boost their protein content, making them ideal for health-conscious consumers or those following high-protein diets.
The crisps add a satisfying crunch to baked items like bread, crackers, and pastries, offering a unique texture contrast that enhances the overall eating experience.
For those adhering to gluten-free diets, soy protein crisps serve as a great alternative to traditional grains, providing structure and protein without gluten.
Incorporating soy protein crisps into homemade snacks such as energy bites or protein bars offers a nutritious, on-the-go option for busy lifestyles.
As a plant-based product, soy protein crisps are suitable for vegetarians and those with dairy or egg allergies, expanding the range of dietary inclusivity in baked goods.
Incorporating soy protein crisps into baking not only elevates the nutritional profile of your creations but also introduces a delightful crunch. Whether you’re crafting protein-packed snacks or experimenting with new textures, soy protein crisps are a versatile ingredient that can transform your baking endeavours into healthier, more satisfying treats.
Ingredients: Gluten Free Porridge oats, sunflower seeds, chocolate chips (4.3%) (cocoa mass sugar, emulsifier), chia seeds, creatine monohydrate (10.8%), natural vanilla flavouring (1.2%)
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Who is the Creatine Collective?
Our SALSA accredited bakery has been making products for the protein bar market since 2017. Our team of experienced staff produced over 5 million bars in 2024 for many well known brands. We have created The Creatine range as an extension of this to address the lack of Creatine products designed specifically for the older generation.
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