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Choc Malt Fibre Pro Bars
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Noshu Protein + Choc Malt Fibre Pro Bars are now available, and retail in a 180g pack containing 5 units. - Only 2g sugar - Naturally sweetened - 8g protein per serve - 9g fibre pe
Noshu Protein+ Choc Malt Fibre Pro Bars: A Smart Australian Snack Play
Noshu has dropped a new chocolate malt bar into the Australian snack aisle, and itβs worth a second look. The Protein+ Choc Malt Fibre Pro Bars come in a 180g pack with five individually wrapped units. Thatβs a 36g serving per bar, which slots neatly into lunchboxes, desk drawers, or post-training bags. The brand leans on natural sweetness, steering clear of artificial sweeteners while keeping the sugar count down.
The numbers do the talking. Each bar carries just 2g of sugar, 8g of protein, and a hefty 9g of fibre. That fibre figure is a standout for a chocolate-flavoured snack. You rarely see that combination in a mainstream retail bar. It also hits a five-star Health Star Rating, which gives retailers and distributors an easy talking point at shelf level. For a category crowded with competing claims, that star rating cuts through.
The malt flavour brings a nostalgic, malted-milk edge that Australian consumers already associate with comfort foods. Noshu positions this as βa new and exciting way to snack better,β and the formulation backs that up. With sugar that low, the sweet hit has to come from somewhere elseβhere itβs from natural sources, keeping the ingredient deck cleaner than most chocolate bars on the market. The protein and fibre duo also means the bar satisfies longer than a standard confection, which matters when snack time hits mid-afternoon.
Watch the pack format though. Five bars at 180g total means the per-bar price point sits slightly above average for the snack aisle. Thatβs a common hurdle for better-for-you products in Australia, where value drives repeat purchases. Still, for a buyer scanning the health food section, the combination of 2g sugar, 8g protein, and 9g fibre makes a compelling case. The real test will be trialβand whether the chocolate malt taste brings people back for the remaining four bars.