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Collagen Protein Bar (Lemon Tart) | Australia | 45g

$6.10
5.0 / 5.0 1 total reviews

A Chief Lemon Tart collagen protein bar: a biscuity cashew base with a bright, tangy flavour from cold-pressed lemon oil. Each 45g bar has 15.7g of protein from grass-fed bovine collagen and nuts, with no artificial sweeteners, thickeners or fillers. Gluten-free and dairy-free. Contains cashews.

Description

About this bar:

Lemon Tart collagen protein bar from Chief Nutrition, Australia. 45g per bar with 15.7g of protein from grass-fed bovine collagen and nuts, and a biscuity cashew base with a bright, tangy flavour from cold-pressed lemon oil.

Good to know

  • Contains cashews. May contain peanuts and other tree nuts. Not suitable for anyone with a nut allergy
  • Gluten-free; dairy-free; no artificial sweeteners, thickeners or fillers
  • 15.7g protein and 2.5g sugars per 45g bar; sweetened with maple syrup and monk fruit
  • 45g per bar; also available in 12-pack
  • Nutrition per 100g from Chief Nutrition's own published panel: 35.0g protein, 30.5g fat, 13.2g carbohydrate (5.5g sugars), 7.0g fibre. Not a supplier laboratory panel.

Also available as:

Buy 3 bars and save 5%; buy 5 and save 10%. Also sold as a 12-pack. Shop the Protein Snacks range.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, the Lemon Tart bar is keto-friendly. Chief Nutrition designed the recipe with nutritionists and keto specialists to confirm it qualifies: the recipe is sweetened with maple syrup and monk fruit, with 2.5g of sugars per 45g bar.

The bright, tangy flavour comes from cold-pressed lemon oil blended into the biscuity nut butter base, without any artificial citrus additives or colourings. It gives the bar a lighter, fresher character than the other three flavours in the collagen bar range.

No, this bar is dairy-free as well as gluten-free, since the collagen used throughout Chief Nutrition's range is hydrolysed bovine collagen peptide, not a dairy-derived protein. That makes it suitable for anyone avoiding dairy specifically, though note it does still contain nuts.