Weight Loss Protein Bars


Here you'll find AmBari Nutrition's collection of protein bars designed for weight loss. This wide variety of flavors is sure to contain your new favorite bar! Our protein bars range from 10g to 20g of protein per bar, and the calories range from 130-170 per bar. Compare our bars to the typical protein bars that you find in the store and you'll see why our bars are unmatched in taste, nutrition, and price! Not sure where to start? Try our 15g Variety Pack or our 10g Sampler Pack. Check back often as we're always adding new protein bars to our selection! Need some further reading about meal replacement bars? Check out this article: 7 Best Meal Replacement Bars

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How Protein Bars Support Weight Loss

Protein bars can help you lose weight in several ways:

  • They keep you feeling full: The protein in these bars helps you feel satisfied longer, so you're less likely to snack on junk food between meals.
  • They help maintain your muscles: When you're losing weight, protein bars can help keep your muscles strong. This is important because muscles burn more calories than fat, even when you're resting.
  • They're easy to carry around: Protein bars are perfect for busy days. Having a healthy snack on hand means you're less likely to hit the vending machine or drive-thru when hunger strikes.
  • They provide balanced nutrition: Many protein bars contain a good mix of nutrients, including vitamins and minerals. This helps keep your body healthy while you're cutting calories.
  • They can satisfy your sweet tooth: If you're craving something sweet, a protein bar can hit the spot without derailing your diet. It's a healthier alternative to candy or cookies.

"Look, protein bars aren't magic bullets for weight loss, but they can definitely help. I tell my clients to think of them as a Swiss Army knife for their diet - handy in a pinch and packed with tools to keep you on track. Just remember, not all bars are created equal. Pick ones that actually fill you up and don't taste like cardboard. And please, don't use them as an excuse to skip your veggies!"

- Dr. Kevin Huffman, Bariatric Weight Loss Specialist

Picking the Right Protein Bar

When you're choosing a protein bar to help with weight loss, here's what to look for:

  1. Plenty of protein: Look for bars with at least 15-20 grams of protein. That's about as much as you'd get from 2-3 eggs.
  2. Watch the calories: For a snack, aim for 200-300 calories. If you're using it to replace a meal, up to 400 calories is okay.
  3. Not too much sugar: Try to find bars with less than 10 grams of sugar. Your body (and your dentist) will thank you!
  4. Some fiber is good: At least 3 grams of fiber will help keep you feeling full and keep your digestion happy.
  5. Real food ingredients: Choose bars made with ingredients you recognize. If you can't pronounce it, maybe think twice about eating it.
  6. Taste matters: Pick flavors you enjoy. The best protein bar is the one you'll actually eat!

If you've had weight loss surgery, you might need special protein bars. Check out our best bariatric protein bars for options made just for you.


The Best Protein Bars for Weight Loss

Here are some protein bars that can be great for weight loss, but remember these are just a few selected from AmBari Nutrition's collection of weight loss protein bars:



These bars have a good mix of protein, fiber, and taste to help you on your weight loss journey. Can't decide? The Variety Pack lets you try different flavors to find your favorite!



Weight Loss Protein Bars Variety Pack


How to Use Protein Bars for Weight Loss

Here are some tips on how to make protein bars work for your weight loss plan:

  • As a meal replacement: If you're in a hurry, you can use a protein bar instead of a meal. Just make sure it has enough calories and nutrients to keep you going.
  • After working out: Eat a protein bar within 30 minutes after exercise. It's like giving your muscles a high-five for all that hard work!
  • As a planned snack: Have a protein bar between meals to avoid getting too hungry. It's your shield against those 3 PM vending machine raids!
  • Balance with other foods: Protein bars are great, but don't forget to eat plenty of fruits, veggies, and other healthy foods too. Think of bars as a helper, not the main star of your diet.
  • Drink water too: Having water with your protein bar can help you feel even fuller and help your body digest the bar better.

Protein Bars for People with Diabetes

If you have diabetes and want to lose weight, you need to be extra careful about which protein bars you choose. Here's what to look for:

  • Bars with less than 5 grams of sugar
  • Bars that use sugar alternatives like stevia or erythritol
  • Pay attention to the total carbs, not just sugar
  • Always check with your doctor before adding protein bars to your diet

For more info, check out our guide on the best protein bars for diabetics.


Wrapping It Up

Protein bars can be a big help when you're trying to lose weight. They're easy to take with you and can keep you from snacking on unhealthy foods. Just remember to choose protein bars for weight loss that have lots of protein, not too many calories, and not too much sugar.

Use protein bars as part of a healthy diet and exercise plan. They're great for a quick snack or meal replacement, but don't forget to eat other healthy foods too. Try out different bars to find your favorites. With the right protein bars and a good plan, you'll be on your way to reaching your weight loss goals!




Author: Carrie H.


Carrie is a passionate health and nutrition writer who transforms complex medical research into accessible, evidence-based content to empower readers to make informed choices about their wellbeing. With a background in science and a dedication to helping others live healthier lives, she provides thoughtful analysis of the latest studies and practical, actionable advice readers can apply to their own lives.


Reviewed By: Dr. Kevin Huffman


Dr. Huffman is an accomplished board-certified bariatric physician with extensive clinical experience and expertise in treating obesity. He has trained countless healthcare providers and founded American Bariatric Consultants to develop highly sought-after protocols, training materials and continuing education used widely by medical societies, hospitals and physicians. Dr. Huffman's impact reaches far beyond direct patient care, as he actively prepares the next generation of physicians to achieve board certification in bariatrics, thereby exponentially expanding access to this vital medical treatment.