If you train your body hard then one of the most important nutrients you need is protein, the basic building block for muscle recovery and growth. Getting your protein levels up isn’t always the tastiest of experiences though and for many involves protein shakes and bars. Dr Zak’s hope to change things for the better however with their latest product launch...
Dr Zak’s specialise in creating high protein functional foods that can be easily incorporated into everyday life. Responding to a huge demand from the public, and twelve months in the making, their latest offering is a high protein bagel. Each bagel has over twice the amount of protein in it (about the same as a chicken breast) as an average bagel - enabling you to have your favourite sandwich, but dramatically up your levels of muscle repairing protein at the same time.
The benefits of the bagels don’t stop at providing a complete protein source however and they also contain 40% less carbohydrates than their ‘normal’ equivalent, and are particularly high in fibre, which helps keep hunger at bay.
Nutrition isn’t all that’s important to Dr Zak’s though and they’re as proud of the taste of their bagels as they are of the protein and carbohydrate levels in them. The bagels are ‘multi-grain and seed’ (a cinnamon and raisin bagel is also on its way) and have the same consistency and taste as a ‘normal’ bagel, meaning you can add an extra 11g of protein to every sandwich without even realising it. There’s also not an artificial colour, preservative or flavour in sight and only the highest quality protein sources are used; ensuring that whilst you’re packing important protein into your diet you’re avoiding any unnecessary nasties.
So if you’d prefer to tuck into a delicious bagel sandwich after a training session, rather than gulping down an ‘interesting’ shake, reach for Dr Zak’s –
www.dr-zaks.com.
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