Fitness whole food bar

No, Fitness whole food bar contains gluten. It is not suitable for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.

The vegan status of Fitness whole food bar is not confirmed in our database. Check the ingredient list for animal-derived ingredients.

The halal certification status of Fitness whole food bar is not confirmed in our database. Contact the manufacturer for official halal certification information.

Fitness whole food bar contains the following allergens: Gluten / Wheat, Soy, Peanuts. Always read the full ingredient list on the package for complete allergen information.

Yes, Fitness whole food bar appears to be dairy-free based on available data. Confirm with the product label if you have a severe dairy allergy.

The ingredients in Fitness whole food bar are: Dark chocolate (evaporated cane juice, liquor, soy lecithin, natural vanilla), fruitrim (fruit juices, natural grain dextrins), peanut paste, superfood blend (beet juice, concord grape, blueberry, pomegranate, acai, spirulina, aloe vera, barley grass, soy lecithin [98% oil free], fructooligosaccharides, inulin, chlorella, wheat grass powder, wheat sprout, red raspberry leaf, spinach, hydrilla verticillata root, nova scotia dulse [purple seaweed], mangosteen, parsley, protease), soy protein isolate, oats, agave syrup, resveratrol, soy protein crisps, blueberries (with white grape juice concentrate and canola oil), inulin, hemp powder, dates, brown rice syrup, natural flavors.