RITE BITE

Pack in a protein-licious punch!

Quick, storable and delicious – there's a lot to like about RiteBite's Max Protein Bars. Simply rip and devour, either pre workout, to get your daily dose of energy or post workout as a recovery snack. 

We're moving towards a healthier world, ditching the junk for more nutritious foods and filling up snack times and meal times with carefully calculated meals that boast of high protein content and adequate nutrition.

At a time like this, RiteBite made a star entry into the world of fitness foods, dishing out delicious, convenient, storable and healthy protein bars. A carefully curated recipe that calls for a mélange of protein sources, RiteBite won tastebuds withMaxProtein Bars. Crunchy brown rice crisps enrobed in guiltless dark chocolate and scattered with chunks of roasted almonds, berries etc. made for a treat for those looking to get fitter.

The Story

According to an interview, the CEO of Nutrell Food (the company that owns RiteBite) Mr. Vijay Uttarwar, mentioned how he started his career with farming, all the way back in 1984 and slowly moved into software. He stayed in the USA relishing the wonders of the Silicon

valley, until fate brought him back to India and he realized he wanted to go back to the fields. It was then that he chanced about stevia, a naturally occurring plant based sweetener that was healthier than sugar. Delving deeper, Mr. Uttarwar found that there was potential in selling stevia in an organized manner. Thus, Nutrell was launched and stevia gave way to protein bars, which were picking up insanely in the USA back then. The company

now sells protein bars in multiple flavors, along with herby flavored green teas and protein chips made from lentil flours, that promise lower fat content and higher protein content apart from its signature lip-smacking taste!

OurVerdict

These bars are super-filling and fun to eat! They make excellent substitutes for candy bars or for when you are in the mood for some sweet indulgence, minus the guilt. Our

personal favorites are the Choco Almond Bar and the Choco Classic Bar. For INR 65.00 a bar, this isn't a bad bet, considering it replaces a snack and pushes you towards

healthy eating habits.

The downside of these bars is that if not eaten in moderate quantities, these could lead to weight gain, as they are quite calorie dense. They don't quite fill you up unless you train your stomach to believe so.These cannot be consumed everyday, unless you workout. They are

good options for those looking to gain weight in a healthy manner, because they pack in lots of nutrition and calories without the feeling of fullness.