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Beauty Bites – Collagen Bars

13 March 2022 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

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Image Credit: Krumbled

Beauty Bits are bars packed with collagen and healthy nutrients. The bars aim to assist with gut health and anti-aging ingredients.

Each Beauty Bites ® contains 3800mg of Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides, 1 Billion CFU’s of Probiotics combined with the vital benefits of added Prebiotics and Vitamins C + E. These nutrients will assist with healthy hair, gut, skin and nails.

You might like to start with a sample pack that contains all six flavours and one bonus bar. You can then try apple cinnamon, choc cherry coconut, salted caramel, triple choc chip, lemon coconut and white chocolate raspberry.

These are ideal for adding to lunch boxes rather than grabbing a sugar-packed muesli bar.  

“Collagen, essential for healthy skin, hair, and nails, is fast becoming a popular ingredient in snack bars, but the collagen benefits are nullified when there is a high sugar content” said Krumbled Foods Founder Keira Rumble.

“Collagen snack bars on the market today use dates, maple syrup, honey or rice malt syrup as a key ingredient, which are loaded with sugar” said Ms Rumble.

“When collagen is consumed with sugar your body will automatically start breaking down the sugar first and not collagen, so the latter isn’t fully absorbed into the body, rendering most of it useless.”

“Excess sugar in the blood can induce a process known as glycation, whereby a sugar molecule binds to a protein or fat, leading to the formation of advanced glycation end products (AGE’s) which are pro-inflammatory. Inflammation produces enzymes that actually break down collagen and elastin in the body, which can lead to accelerated ageing, inflammation, acne and so forth.”

“To get the full nutrient and beauty benefits out of collagen snack bars reach for ones with less than 3 grams of sugar and include Vitamin C to help with collagen synthesis.  Other functional ingredients like Vitamin E, prebiotics and probiotics are also ideal.”

“When we created Beauty Bites collagen snack bars we were focused on not adding sugar, 2.8 grams of sugar per serve naturally occurring from our fruit pieces like raspberry and cherry. We have also recently released our Triple Choc Chip which has less than 1g of sugar per bar, which is available in leading supermarkets in Australia, NZ and the UK. As well as 3,800mg of pure Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides, which has 40% more collagen peptides what you find in most sachets and collagen bars on the market”.

Beauty Bites are tasty, filling and healthy.

The bars are gluten-free and non-GMO.

About Beauty Bites

Beauty Bites is a healthy snack bar containing collagen for healthy skin, hair and nails, only 2.8 grams of sugar or less than 1g of sugar, prebiotics and probiotics for gut health, vitamin C and E for skin hydration and elasticity. It is sold in Coles and Priceline in Australia, Countdown in NZ and Holland & Barrett in the UK and online at krumbledfoods.com

Filed Under: Eat + Drink, Taste Test Tagged With: bar, beauty, collagen, snack

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