Bare Naked Foods has introduced protein noodles to extend its range of low carb, gluten-free products for weight management and fitness training.
Available for gyms to retail and serve in their cafes, the Bare Naked Protein Noodles contain 16 calories per 100g, and are made using the Asian-grown Konjac plant.
"Protein Noodles from Bare Naked Foods are for fitness enthusiasts and athletes to increase their protein intake whilst keeping an eye on the carb content", said Ross Mendham, managing director of Bare Naked Foods.
"However, protein is also crucial for those people looking to lose weight. The fewer calories a person consumes, the more calories should come from protein to prevent the body from consuming muscle mass for energy."
Supplier: Bare Naked Foods Norwich
We are the ONLY manufacturer of high protein pasta
We regularly attend conventions where Ross cooks our pasta for people to try themselves (that means we are really really confident in our products). t
Full BSE food acreditation (our products have been food tested)
Voted the best tasting low carb pasta by independent reviews Web: www.barenakedfoods.co.uk Click here to visit Bare Naked Foods's
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