Need a quick energy boost? Or are you just craving a little something? Vilgain Energy Tidbits BIO, our new product today, will help you with both. These are small balls of dried fruits, nuts and seeds that contain a high amount of nutritional value.nutrients that make it easy and quick to replenish your energy not only on a long hike, but also on the way to work. Is this novelty worth trying?
Simple and high-quality formula
Vilgain Energy Tidbits are currently available in three flavours (rose and black).Chocolate, Cocoa and Orange), with each variant having a completely different composition. The cocoa flavour is an example, as it is the one that will probably appeal to the most people. Vilgain Energy Tidbits BIO in this variant contain only 4 ingredients: dates (43.2%), pumpkin seeds, figs and cocoa (10.1%). There is beauty in simplicity and this is especially true for food. There are no unnecessary additives in the ingredients, but only quality ingredients that are there for a reason. One packet (40 g) of cocoa flavour contains 150 kcal, 5.5 g of fat, 19.2 g of carbohydrates and 4.7 g of protein. Personally, I have to say that the product appealed to me a lot due to its composition and I like the direction the manufacturer decided to go. It is worth adding that the other two flavours are also formulated in a very similar vein, although they contain one or two more ingredients.
How to use Energy Tidbits?
Vilgain Energy Tidbits BIO are great as a quick snack for longer journeys, but you'll appreciate them at work, school or pretty much anywhere else. Thanks to their quality composition and high dried fruit content, they contain enough essential carbohydrates to help you replenish the missing energy.
At first glance, Vilgain Energy Tidbits BIO look really good and I imagine they will find many fans. If you're looking for inspiration for more quick and easy snacks, don't overlook our article focusing on the best snacks for hiking or perhaps our review of the Vilgain Energy Bar BIO.
Why can you trust us?
Sport has been my lifelong passion, I have been close to it since I was a child. For a long time I was primarily involved in athletics, which also eventually led me to the gym. Every good sprinter knows that to get one tenth of a start, he must therefore sacrifice hundreds of hours in training. And it was this toil behind the curtain, which no one sees, that was my greatest passion.
Every kilo in the gym helped me to move a little closer to my goal and I fell in love with the gym very quickly. Even though I don't race anymore, nothing has changed in my relationship with uncompromising training.