Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2017 12:36:47 GMT -8
Taos Mountain Energy Bar (2.2 Ounce, 12 Count) (Pinon Coffee)
This AM, I ate a light breakfast and then went to the gym where I did over 30 reps on the SkiReg and lifted a total load of 37,700 pounds. I was near bonked and felt this would be a good time to try one of those Taos Mtn. Pinion Coffee bars.
I found the bar to be moist and tasted like eating coffee with just a hint of chocolate and pinion. I downed the bar with an 11.1 ounce coconut water. By the time I got to my car, to drive home, I felt energized, not hungry, clear headed, and ready to go.
My wife, who did CrossFit this AM and then rode her bike into work, tried one of the Taos Mtn. Pinion Coffee bars. She reported positive results on the flavor and energy results. Her words were that she will be taking those bars on her solo trip this spring. My wife tends to be a bit picky when it comes to energy bars so I was a bit surprised by her declaration of wanting to take these as part of her solo trip food items.
Me, I'll be adding them as one of my breakfast choices for backpacking and day hikes.
This AM, I ate a light breakfast and then went to the gym where I did over 30 reps on the SkiReg and lifted a total load of 37,700 pounds. I was near bonked and felt this would be a good time to try one of those Taos Mtn. Pinion Coffee bars.
I found the bar to be moist and tasted like eating coffee with just a hint of chocolate and pinion. I downed the bar with an 11.1 ounce coconut water. By the time I got to my car, to drive home, I felt energized, not hungry, clear headed, and ready to go.
My wife, who did CrossFit this AM and then rode her bike into work, tried one of the Taos Mtn. Pinion Coffee bars. She reported positive results on the flavor and energy results. Her words were that she will be taking those bars on her solo trip this spring. My wife tends to be a bit picky when it comes to energy bars so I was a bit surprised by her declaration of wanting to take these as part of her solo trip food items.
Me, I'll be adding them as one of my breakfast choices for backpacking and day hikes.
