Snickerdoodle Bison Tallow Protein Bar

Snickerdoodle is the cinnamon-forward option in the current lineup. Its ingredient list includes organic cinnamon, natural vanilla extract, and organic cacao nibs. Taste and texture are subjective, so the 3-Bar Variety Pack is the simplest way to compare it with Coffee Latte and White Chocolate Toffee before choosing a full box.

Snickerdoodle's current label lists 16g total carbohydrate and 2g dietary fiber, with no sugar alcohols in the ingredient list — that works out to 14g net carbs per bar (16g total carbs minus 2g fiber; FDA hasn't defined "net carbs"). That's more than most keto plans budget for a single food, so Genesee bars are not formulated or labeled as a keto product. Check the current wrapper and your own carb budget before counting one toward a ketogenic diet.

Under FDA rule 21 CFR 101.22, "natural flavors" means a flavoring substance derived from a spice, fruit, vegetable, herb, bark, bud, root, leaf, or similar plant material, or from meat, seafood, poultry, eggs, or dairy, whose job on the label is flavoring, not nutrition. Genesee's current ingredient lists include natural flavors alongside named ingredients like natural vanilla extract and cinnamon. We haven't published the specific source of the natural flavors in each bar; email hello@geneseenutrition.com if you need that detail for an allergy or dietary restriction.

No. The 21g of protein per bar comes from whey protein isolate, collagen, and peanut butter. Grass-fed bison tallow is the fat in the recipe — it is a fat, not a protein source. "Bison tallow protein bar" describes the fat ingredient and the brand, not where the protein comes from.

No — Genesee is not a USDA-certified organic product. The label marks several individual ingredients as organic (denoted with * on the ingredient list): peanut butter, raw honey, cinnamon, the chocolate or white chocolate chips and cacao nibs (and their listed components), and Coffee Latte's coffee. Whey protein isolate, collagen, grass-fed bison tallow, natural flavors, natural vanilla extract, and sea salt are not marked organic. Check the current wrapper for the exact ingredient-by-ingredient breakdown.

Not necessarily. Every current flavor lists whey protein isolate, a milk ingredient, and declares Milk; White Chocolate Toffee's white chocolate chips also list whole milk powder. The bars are not labeled lactose-free, and Genesee hasn't published a lactose amount.

Genesee hasn't published a PDCAAS-corrected protein score, which a protein %Daily Value is calculated from, so that field is blank. The 21g is total protein by weight from whey protein isolate, collagen, and peanut butter; collagen is counted in that total.

Genesee hasn't published an exact gram amount or percentage for the bison tallow in each bar. FDA ingredient labeling lists ingredients in descending order by weight, and grass-fed bison tallow is the fifth ingredient on the current label — after peanut butter, raw honey, whey protein isolate, and collagen — so it's a moderate contributor to the bar's weight, not the largest one. Email hello@geneseenutrition.com if you need a more exact figure than the label provides.

Genesee bars are built around 21g protein, bison tallow, no seed oils, and a short flavor lineup: Coffee Latte, White Chocolate Toffee, and Snickerdoodle. The labels list no common seed oils, and milk and peanuts are listed allergens (White Chocolate Toffee also declares soy). Check the full product page and package label for flavor-specific ingredients before ordering, especially if you manage allergies.

Genesee bars are not nut-free. The live product data currently lists milk and peanuts as allergens (plus soy in White Chocolate Toffee), and Coffee Latte also contains real coffee/caffeine. We recommend checking the full ingredient list on each flavor's product page and package label before consumption, especially for severe allergies.

Use the best-by date and storage directions printed on the current package. Keep bars in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight, and do not use a package that is damaged or missing its date. Contact Genesee before ordering for a specific trip or storage window if you need the current lot's shelf-life details.

Genesee uses grass-fed bison tallow as the structural fat in each bar. The public product pages keep the verified ingredient list visible: peanut butter, raw honey, whey protein isolate, collagen, grass-fed bison tallow, and chocolate chips, with peanuts and milk as allergens (White Chocolate Toffee also declares soy). We avoid claiming ranch, testing, or sustainability details unless they are visible in a current Genesee source document.

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