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Rxbar has introduced a new product, Rxbar Protein Energy Bites, expanding the brand’s offerings beyond its traditional protein bars.


The bites are designed to provide 8-10 grams of protein per serving and include a source of dietary fibre. They come in two flavours: dark chocolate peanut butter and strawberry peanut butter, featuring a chewy outer layer with a peanut butter filling. Ingredients include peanut butter, egg whites, dates and apples.



According to the company, the bite-sized format responds to a growing consumer interest in smaller, texture-rich snacks made with simple, nutrient-dense ingredients. Each pouch contains two bites, intended for convenience and portability.


Eileen Flaherty-Yao, senior director of brand marketing at Kellanova, which owns Rxbar, said: "Rxbar Protein Energy Bites are a natural next step for the brand. People want convenient, bite-sized snacks made with simple ingredients and great flavour, and this innovation delivers exactly that. By pairing protein with a good source of fibre in a novel format, we're offering an easy way to stay energised no matter what the day looks like, and a whole new way to enjoy Rxbar."


Rxbar Protein Energy Bites are available at retailers nationwide and through the company’s website.

Rxbar launches new protein energy bites

Rafaela Sousa

18 December 2025

Rxbar launches new protein energy bites

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