Keto-Approved Snack Bars

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GoodTo Go's Soft-Baked Bars Contain Low Net Carbs & Plant-Based Fats

— January 2, 2020 — Lifestyle
The ketogenic diet was one of the most popular diets of 2019 and in 2020, the high-fat, low-carb protocol is becoming easier than ever to follow thanks to brands that are releasing keto-approved snacks, meals and drinks. GoodTo Go is launching its soft-baked, keto-friendly bars in the United States, introducing consumers to satisfying flavors like Cocoa Coconut, Vanilla Almond, Cinnamon Pecan and Raspberry Lemon.

These 160-calorie bars boast low net carbs—just three grams per bar—with 13 grams of plant-based fats and just two grams of sugar per each bar.

While getting the body into a state of ketosis requires thoughtful meal planning and eating, GoodTo Go offers convenient snacks that are effortless to enjoy.


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Trend Themes

  1. Keto-friendly Snacks — The trend of releasing snacks and meals that follow the ketogenic diet is becoming popular for health-conscious consumers.
  2. Low-carb and High-fat Products — The trend of creating products that contain low net carbs and high plant-based fats is expected to increase further this year and beyond.
  3. Convenient Healthy Snacks — The trend of creating healthy snacks that are easy to consume and do not require tedious planning is gaining ground.

Industry Implications

  1. Health Food Industry — Companies in the health food industry can capitalize on the trend by developing snacks and meals that fit into the ketogenic diet.
  2. Plant-based Food Industry — Companies in the plant-based food industry can take advantage of the trend by developing products that contain high plant-based fats and low net carbs.
  3. Convenience Food Industry — Companies in the convenience food industry can tap into the trend by creating convenient and healthy snacks that cater to busy consumers.
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