IronMaxx Nutrition‘s refrigerator-free chicken and rice meals
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Protein snacks and functional foods are convenient and useful, but they are still snacks or short-term solutions. IronMaxx’s newest food release is far more practical for the point in the day when a bar will not cut it, and you’re looking for something more filling and complete. The German brand has introduced High Protein Bowls, available in two delicious and nutritious varieties to start, and best of all, they don’t need to be frozen or refrigerated
IronMaxx’s High Protein Bowls are uniquely packaged so that you can just throw them in the microwave for two and a half minutes, and they’re ready to eat. Both of the options have a chicken and rice base, the two iconic foods, the former for a greaty differ is the sauce, as one is available with Mexican Style Sauce on top, and the other has Asian Style Sauce with coconut, soy, and garlic
The nutrition profiles are good either way you go with 29g of protein per pack, 75 or 81g of carbohydrates, 6 or 9g of that sugar, moderate fat around 10g, and calories that are 534 in Asian Style and 538 in Mexican. This is a great new direction for IronMaxx, which has plenty of legs to expand into many other flavors and recipes. The no freezing or refrigerating is what truly makes the product more convenient than your standard prepared meals, and you can grab them straight from the brand’s website at €5.99 (6.98 USD) each.
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