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The Altimate Nutrition Cricket Protein Bar, available at Crazybadman, is positioned as a next-level protein bar designed for performance, taste, and sustainability. It utilizes cricket protein as its core ingredient, combined with other natural components to offer a nutritious and environmentally conscious snack. Altimate Cricket Protein Bars come in two flavours:
- Chocolate Banana
- Strawberry
Check out our full review of Altimate Nutrition Cricket Protein bar.
Altimate Nutrition Cricket Protein Bar is a Singapore Brand, Made in Thailand.
Chocolate Banana
Indulge in the perfect blend of rich dark chocolate and sweet banana with our Banana Chocolate Cricket Granola Bar. Crafted from the finest ingredients, including cricket powder for a sustainable protein boost, this bar is not only delicious but also packed with nutrients.
Ingredients: Cricket Powder, Cashew Nuts, Banana, Coconut, Popped Rice, Dark Chocolate, Sunflower Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, Flaxseeds, Chia Seeds, Honey, INS461
Nutrition: 10g protein, 19g carbohydrates, 9g fat, 6g fibre
Strawberry
Experience the refreshing taste of summer with our Strawberry Cricket Granola Bar. This bar combines the natural sweetness of strawberries and tropical fruits with the sustainable protein of cricket powder, offering a nutritious and delightful snack.
Ingredients: Cricket Powder, Cashew Nuts, Coconut, Popped Rice, Honey, Mango, Pineapple, Strawberry, Coconut Virgin Oil, Sunflower Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, Flaxseeds, Chia Seeds INS461
Nutrition: 11g protein, 19g carbohydrates, 10g fat, 6g fibre
Disclaimer - Allergens and Unsuitability
Cricket protein, while offering numerous benefits, is not suitable for individuals with shellfish allergies. 1 This is due to the biological similarities between crustaceans (like shrimp and crabs) and insects like crickets, meaning that proteins causing allergic reactions in shellfish can also trigger a response in those consuming cricket-based products. 2 Additionally, while generally well-tolerated, individuals with chitin sensitivity might experience digestive discomfort as cricket exoskeletons contain chitin, a polysaccharide also found in the shells of crustaceans and fungi. 3 Finally, those adhering to strict vegan diets would also find cricket protein unsuitable as it is derived from an animal source.