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Protein snack brand Barebells has expanded its range of bars with a new raspberry and cream flavour, inspired by the summer season.


Barebells Original Bar Raspberry Cream combines the flavours of fresh raspberries and sweet cream, topped with crisps and white chocolate. It contains 20g of protein, no added sugar, and is HFSS compliant.


Barebells’ range now includes a variety of non-HFSS options, including Crispy Nougat and Cookies & Cream bars, and the brand’s range of milkshakes.


The new flavour is now available to purchase from Amazon and hundreds of gyms across the UK, as well as online, priced at £23.99 for a pack of 12 bars. The brand confirmed it will soon be rolling out across the grocery channel.


#Barebells #UK

Shimadzu | Leader | Oct 2026
Melissa Bradshaw

Melissa Bradshaw

10 June 2024

Barebells unveils raspberry cream protein bar

Barebells unveils raspberry cream protein bar
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