The Protein Works Protein Nutty Cashew Coconut

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The Protein Works Protein Nutty Cashew Coconut

Another Protein Works review today and this one is for their Protein Nutty Cashew Coconut squares, a snack containing 9.2g protein ideal for workouts or a little treat throughout the day. They're made with a mix of nuts, whey protein, coconut, coconut oil and sweeteners. If you haven't seen them yet do check out my reviews of Protein Works other products - Vegan Apple & Cinnamon Crunkie and Salted Caramel Protein Cookies.

The Protein Works Protein Nutty Cashew Coconut

Opening the wrapper I was immediately hit with the smell of peanut...never mind cashew nuts these had a super strong peanut butter aroma! (peanuts are second on the ingredients list). They smelled very inviting indeed!

The Protein Works Protein Nutty Cashew Coconut

I broke one in half and it looked quite stodgy, almost like a flapjack. There's a thin chocolate and coconut coating on top. They taste very, very nutty indeed and that is certainly no bad thing! The cashews give it that creamy smoothness whilst the peanuts add a more savoury crunch. Yum! The whey powder has that distinctive whey taste to remind you that you're eating a protein snack, and overall they're quite satisfying. There's a hint of artificial sweetener flavour, which is to be expected since these are sugar free.

All in all, a very tasty protein snack, and definitely one for those who love nuts! I think these are the best out of the bunch I was sent, though the Salted Caramel Cookies are pretty great too.

8.5 out of 10.



Comments

  1. Ajit Sahu21 November 2018 at 03:06

    I had used "Protein Nutty Cashew Coconut squares" and I had the best experience of using Cashew Coconut squares. I have recently got to know about this new product, who also sell whey protein sachets. So I am trying it. Lets see what result I achieve.

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