• Flavor: Chocolate
• Number of Items: 16
• Unit Count: 17.9 Ounce
• Brand: Atkins
• Age Range (Description): Adult

• Enjoy 16 individually wrapped Atkins Endulge Crunchalicious Chocolate Bars with 1g net carb and 1g sugar per serving*. Crispy, sweet and covered in chocolatey flavor.
• Treat yourself to 4 individually wrapped Atkins Chocolate Chip Protein Cookies with 10g protein, 3g net carb and 1g sugar per cookie*. Soft, chewy and packed with chocolate chips.
• Take delicious low carb, low sugar snacks on-the-go or enjoy at home. These keto friendly treats help give your body nutrients without sacrificing flavor.
• Atkins uses quality ingredients to craft amazing recipes and indulgent flavors you'll love. Delight your taste buds with chocolatey, crispy Endulge bars and soft, chewy protein cookies.
• Stay true to your low carb lifestyle with sweet chocolatey snacks from Atkins. Satisfy cravings while managing carb and sugar intake.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with this tasty bundle from Atkins! It includes a 16-count carton of Endulge Crunchalicious Chocolate Bars and a 4-count carton of Chocolate Chip Protein Cookies. The Crunchalicious Bars combine sweet chocolatey flavor with a light, crispy texture in a low-carb, low-sugar treat. Each .78 oz bar contains just 1g of net carbs and 1g of sugar. With 100 calories per bar, they make a delicious keto-friendly dessert. Meanwhile, the Chocolate Chip Protein Cookies offer the rich taste of chocolate chips and 15g of protein per soft, chewy 1.38 oz cookie. With 3g of net carbs and 1g of sugar per cookie, you can enjoy the flavor without the carbs. Together, these sweet treats from Atkins provide a variety of textures and flavors to satisfy cravings. The Crunchalicious Bars offer crispy, chocolatey indulgence while the Cookies provide chewy, chocolate chip goodness. Both feature low carb, low sugar counts so you can stay true to your healthy lifestyle while enjoying dessert. Delight your tastebuds with this winning combo!

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