In Chocolate Paradise

[Fiddleman 4,376]

This is actually kind of funny. I ordered the 10 lb option of chocolate Paradise energy squares thinking I would get 10 1 lb bags. It was cheaper to order it this way.

Nope!!

They sent me a 10 lb big ol' plastic bag of chocolate energy squares. Literally enough to fill a small wheelbarrow. So here I am with 10 lbs of mana sitting in front of me in an open bag and I was grabbing big handfuls of it, laughing manically like I won the lottery, letting them fall through my fingers.

Now I know you guys are salivating now.

It truly was a massive amount of energy squares!! I ended up stocking them away into some old Protein Powder containers and a couple freezer gallon bags. I am guilty of sampling the goods a little too much ( no worries though cross fit in an hour) I bought these as Snacks for before my fitness activities, 2 squares at a time. Probably won't be ordering the 10 lb option anymore.

Now honestly tell me: what would you do with 1o lbs of chocolate paradise energy squares sitting right in front of you?

[Heather Meyer 103]

Are they really that good? I have never tried anything "health related" that tastes good when its chocolate flavoured.

[MichiganChic 3,262]

Don't know what they are, but if I liked them, I'd be getting them the hell out of my face, lol! Probably freeze them

[12345 80]

I haven't tried the chocolate energy squares. So I'll pretend I have a ten pound bag of my beloved caramel calcium chews - or better yet....my even-more-beloved Quest Chocolate Brownie Protein Bars. Now that's a party!

[Fiddleman 4,376]

Yup - these little bundles of energy are really good and provide good carbs and fats for those hard workouts. I would not eat them as a regular snack though because 2 are 120 calories. They can be a little addicting so you need to understand who is the master and who is the slave when eating these. You can order them off nuts.com. They work really well to fuel the legs before and during a long run (45 minutes and up).

[Heather Meyer 103]

hmmm..im going to have to check them out... 2 for 120 cals hey..oh boy..no wonder you dont want a 10 pound bag in front of you...just imagine how many calories is in that 10 pound bag..

[Fiddleman 4,376]

hmmm..im going to have to check them out... 2 for 120 cals hey..oh boy..no wonder you dont want a 10 pound bag in front of you...just imagine how many calories is in that 10 pound bag..

Interesting question. Each standard pack of chocolate energy squares is 1 lb and contains about 15 squares. If my bag contains 10 lb then there are 150 squares. Each square is 60 calories making the grand total 9000 calories. Not really that bad considering the amount of nutrition per cubic inch you can derive from it.