One Bars Review

Remy
Remy has reviewed over 100 protein bars. He's the founder of Human Food Bar.

One Bar

Definitely Not the One (Avoid this Low-Carb Protein Bar)

Right when I thought things couldn’t get any worse with Fake Food protein bars, I came across One Bars, the worst low-carb bars available. Seeing as I’ve tested several dozen bars, that’s really saying something.

Fittingly for its name, One Bars gets just a single star.

One look at the inside of this bar and you can immediately tell One Bars are not healthy. This bar is most certainly not going to be good for you. Popular flavors include Glazed Donut and Birthday Cake. Who eats these things?!

One Bar taste test
One Bars Review
The takeaway
One Bars are the worst Fake Food protein bar I’ve seen yet–and considering I’ve reviewed dozens, that’s really saying something. One Bars are actually bar for you. Avoid at all costs. 
Taste
Ingredients
Macros
Value
Fiber
Pros
Dirt cheap (apropos for the dirty bar they are)
Cons
Contains isomolto-olligosacharides
8 net carbs (sugar alcohols increase true carb count)
Contains maltitol and sucralose
Palm kernel oil
Inadequate fat for keto
Artificial everything
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They contain isomolto-olligosacharides (ISO), the fake and misleading fiber that Quest Bars got sued over. One of the many problems with ISO is that it’s partially digestible, increasing net carbs. One Bars also contain Carnauba Wax, which is what I use to polish my car (no, really). These are facts!

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Despite their inferiority, One Bars are selling well on Amazon and anyone in the market for a keto-friendly protein bar could come across them.

Sadly, taste and price alone are enough to earn bars high ratings on Amazon. The problem is that the people these bars are being marketed to are trying to be healthy.

Beware, keto friends: these could be the unhealthiest bars money can buy.

Macros: 20g protein, 7g fat, 9g fiber, 8g net carbs

Remy
Founder
Human Food Bar

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FAQs

Are One Bars good for you?

No, One Bars are not good for you. They are not healthy at all. In fact, they are some of the most unhealthy protein bars we've ever tested. They're loaded with sugar alcohols, fake fiber and scary artificial ingredients you should never put in your body, like Carnauba Wax, which can also be used to polish your car (seriously).

What are One Bars' available flavors?

One Bars come in the following flavors: • Birthday Cake • Almond Bliss • Maple Glazed Donut • Peanut Butter Pie • Blueberry Cobbler • Peanut Butter • Peanut Butter Chocolate Cake

What ingredients are in One Bars?

One Bar Ingredients include: protein blend (whey protein isolate, milk protein isolate), isomalto-oligosaccharides (prebiotic fiber from vegetable source), vegetable glycerin, maltitol, palm kernel oil, sunflower seed butter, natural flavors, nonfat dry milk, soy lecithin (an emulsifier), sea salt, tapioca starch, calcium carbonate, colored with beta carotene, distilled monoglycerides and sucralose.

Are One Bars keto?

Not really. They're low carb but not high in fat, and they're loaded with unhealthy ingredients so they're not really good for any human. See our review of the best keto friendly protein bars for 2022.

Where can I buy One Bars?

You can buy One Bars on their website or on on Amazon. You may also see them at CVS, Safeway, Trader Joe's and 7 Eleven.

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Remy is the founder of Human Food Bar. A health and wellness enthusiast based in Berkeley, California with a deep interest in dietary nutrition, he's well versed in the Plant Paradox, Keto, Paleo and Vegan diets. He has a borderline obsession with nutrition bars that eventually gave birth to the Human Food Bar. In his free time he likes to blog, cook, mixologize, garden and mountain bike.
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Remy is the founder of Human Food Bar. A health and wellness enthusiast based in Berkeley, California with a deep interest in dietary nutrition, he's well versed in the Plant Paradox, Keto, Paleo and Vegan diets. He has a borderline obsession with nutrition bars that eventually gave birth to the Human Food Bar. In his free time he likes to blog, cook, mixologize, garden and mountain bike.

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