Ingredient Information
What ingredients and protein sources are used in the David Gold bars?
Protein system (milk protein isolate, collagen, whey protein concentrate, egg white); binding system (maltitol, allulose, glycerin, soluble corn fiber, tapioca starch, soy lecithin); fat system (modified plant fat [EPG], coconut oil or palm kernel oi
What ingredients and protein sources are used in the David Bronze bars?
Our Protein System combines whey protein isolate, milk protein isolate, egg white, and calcium caseinate, meaning our protein is highly digestible and optimal for supporting muscle protein synthesis. Our Structure System uses maltitol, collagen, solu
What is the difference between David Gold and David Bronze?
Gold delivers 28g of protein at 150 calories for maximum protein density; Bronze offers 20g of protein at 150 calories with a more indulgent, dessert-like taste.
Are David protein bars keto-friendly or suitable for low-carb diets?
While we don't make specific claims about net carbs (as it's not an FDA-regulated term), David bars are designed to maximize protein while minimizing calories and sugar. Most of the carbohydrates in our bars have a reduced calorie impact (meaning the
What is EPG?
EPG is a modified plant fat designed to mimic the rich texture and mouthfeel of traditional fat, with 92% fewer calories. EPG is manufactured by Epogee. Additional FAQs can be found on their website here.
Are David protein bars gluten-free?
Yes, David is gluten-free. Our products are naturally gluten-free and do not contain any ingredients derived from gluten-containing grains. This rigorous testing ensures that our products are safe for those avoiding gluten. While we do not have offic
Are David protein bars suitable for people with dietary restrictions or allergies?
David contains allergens of milk, soy, coconut, and eggs. Our Salted Peanut Butter and Peanut Butter Chocolate Chunk flavors, as well as the Bronze bars, contain peanuts. Because all of our products are made in facilities that process peanuts, sesame
How are David bars sweetened? Are these sweeteners good for me?
David contains 0g of sugar and is primarily sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame potassium, which have no calories and a minimal impact on blood glucose levels.Both sweeteners are FDA-approved and have undergone extensive safety studies to ensure
Are David Gold bars high in fiber?
Our David Gold bars contain 1-2g* of fiber. They are designed to provide high-quality protein with 150 calories and 0g sugar, providing the optimal nutrition to increase muscle and decrease fat. While our bars may not be considered high fiber, the hi
Are David Bronze bars high in fiber?
Our David Bronze bars contain up to 6g* of fiber. This is a substantial amount of fiber and can help you hit your nutritional goals. However, David bars are primarily designed to provide high-quality protein with 150 calories and 0g sugar, providing
How many carbohydrates are in David bars?
While we don't make specific claims about net carbs (as it's not an FDA-regulated term), David bars are designed to maximize protein while minimizing calories and sugar. Most of the carbohydrates in our bars have a reduced calorie impact (meaning the
Are David protein bars certified Kosher?
While we don't make specific claims about net carbs (as it's not an FDA-regulated term), David bars are designed to maximize protein while minimizing calories and sugar. Most of the carbohydrates in our bars have a reduced calorie impact (meaning the
What type of gelatin do the Bronze bars contain?
Bronze bars contain a porcine gelatin.
Why does the David Bronze bar have a structure system instead of a binding system?
The David Bronze bar is unlike any protein bar that has ever been created. While David Gold bars use a dough that needs to be bound together, the David Bronze bars require ingredients that must create a marshmallow-like structure.