The Vegan version of the Protein 30 protein bar

The Vegan 30 shines in new splendor

The Vegan High Protein bar from IronMaxx®, the Vegan 30, is now even tastier despite a very high protein content and the absence of added sugar. Our goal is to continuously improve our products and make them even more desirable for our customers. With the Vegan masterpiece, the Vegan 30 High Protein Bar, we have definitely succeeded. Thanks to an improved recipe , this Vegan Protein bar is even more flavorful, without any sandy texture. It features a soft Protein mass combined with a crunchy cocoa coating.In order for the Vegan 30 Protein bar to shine in new splendor, we have given it a new design. Test our 3 delicious flavors Chocolate, Almond Cookie, and Peanut and see for yourself!

Veganer pure indulgence with an extra portion of Protein

Not only does the Vegan 30 Protein Bar from IronMaxx® play in the Champions League in terms of taste, but also when you consider the outstanding nutritional values of this Vegan protein bar. 25% of the practical snack consists of high-quality premium Vegan Protein. We rely on a perfectly balanced protein blend of pea protein, fava bean protein, and rapeseed protein. Per bar, you will be supplied with a strong 8.8g Protein . This makes it an ideal snack to ensure your daily protein supply. They contribute to the maintenance of normal bones as well as the maintenance and increase of muscle mass.The Vegan 30 is not only excellently suited for muscle-building phases but also for diet phases and low-sugar periods. It contains only natural sugar and no added sugars. Per Vegan protein bar, you consume just 0.6g of sugar . In the production of the Vegan 30 Protein Bar, we have avoided palm oil for ecological and health reasons. Instead, IronMaxx® relies on high-quality Coconutoil.

Vegan has never been so easy

Expanding your diet with Vegan foods means doing good for our climate! Avoiding animal products has advantages not only for reasons of animal welfare and ethics. Your CO2 footprint is also reduced, as the production of plant-based foods is faster, with less energy and resource expenditure.To cultivate plants like peas or rice, they only need to be sown, regularly watered, and eventually harvested and processed further. Animal products are somewhat different. Until an animal is fully grown to provide products like milk, eggs, or ultimately meat and collagen, it requires a significantly longer consumption of water, grain, as well as electricity and considerably more usable land. This usable land can also be directly used for the cultivation of plants that go directly into the production of our high-quality products, rather than first entering the animal feed cycle.