Egg white protein
22.5 gThe protein. Complete, neutral, and nothing to do with milk.
First batch · Reservations open
The 22 g protein bar for people who stopped wanting sweet. High-flavanol cocoa, peppery olive oil, toasted macadamia, egg white. Bitter on purpose.
0 g added sugar
Per 85 g bar. Calculated from the recipe; a lab-verified panel replaces these numbers before the first batch ships.
01The problem
Read the back of one. Sugar, or six things engineered to taste like sugar. The “clean” ones swapped the sugar for dates. The “zero” ones swapped it for sweeteners with an aftertaste.
If you quit sweet, there has been nothing left on the shelf.
So we made the bar we couldn't buy, and left the sweet out. All of it.
02What's in it
Per 85 g bar. No proprietary blends, no “natural flavors”, nothing hiding behind a parenthesis.
The protein. Complete, neutral, and nothing to do with milk.
Never alkalized, so the flavanols and the bite both survive.
Early harvest, high polyphenol. Half goes on after baking, so the pepper stays.
Soft chew and a little more protein.
Toasted on top. The one mercy.
Fiber, and a small crunch.
03When you'd eat one
22 g of protein that doesn't taste like birthday cake.
It finishes the cup. Nothing to rinse off afterward.
Not a dessert, so it doesn't start a search for one.
Baked, not coated. Nothing to melt in your pack.
04The bitter test
Three questions. If you're going to hate this bar, we want you to know before you reserve one.
Our own scale, not a lab measurement.
05Compare
| Feature | Bitter Bars | Typical protein bar | “Zero sugar” bar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Added sugar | 0 g | Usually several grams | 0 g |
| Sweeteners | None | Sugar, syrups | Sugar alcohols, sucralose or stevia |
| Protein | Egg white | Usually whey, milk or soy blends | Usually whey or milk isolates |
| Ingredient list | 11, in grams | Often 20 or more | Often 20 or more |
| Tastes like | Cacao, olive oil, salt | Candy | Candy, with an aftertaste |
| Made for | People who quit sweet | Everyone | People who still want sweet |
That's all right. There are a hundred bars for you.
06Reviews
We haven't shipped a bar yet, and we're not going to invent a Jessica from Denver who says it changed her life.
Reserve a box and write the first one. Even if it's bitter.
07Reserve
Reservations are filled in order. Nothing is charged until your batch has a ship date and you say yes.
If your first bar is more than you bargained for, tell us. Full refund, keep the box, no lecture.
Pick a box and leave an email. No card.
When your batch is scheduled, we email the ship date. You confirm and pay, or cancel in one click.
Five days in the fridge, three months in the freezer. No preservatives to make it otherwise.
08Questions
Short answers. If yours isn't here, reserve nothing until it is.
Past black coffee, short of baker's chocolate. Think 100% cacao softened by olive oil and macadamia, with salt on top. There is no sweetness at all. If that sentence made you wince, take the bitter test.
Because then it would be every other bar. Sweeteners keep the taste for sweet alive. This one is for people who let it go.
No added sugar and no sweeteners of any kind. The ingredients themselves carry under a gram of naturally occurring sugar per bar, mostly from the macadamias and cocoa.
Whey is milk, and plenty of people can't have it. Egg white is a complete protein with a neutral taste, so the cocoa and olive oil do the talking. The bar has no dairy ingredients. It does contain egg and tree nuts (macadamia), and we'll publish the full allergen and facility statement before anything ships.
It's baked with water, no sugar and no preservatives, so treat it like food: five days in the fridge, three months in the freezer. It ships cold. Thaw one overnight, or give it twenty minutes on the counter.
Nothing today. Reservations are filled in order. When your batch is scheduled we email you the ship date at the price you reserved; you confirm and pay then, or cancel with one click.
Then you get your money back and keep the bars. We'd still recommend the bitter test first.
About 4 g net carbs and 245 calories a bar, with 22 g of protein. Those numbers are calculated from the recipe; a lab-verified panel replaces them before the first batch ships.