Collagen Protein Bar 45g (48 bars) | Chief Nutrition - Chief Nutrition (2025)

When the weather is warm (hello Australian summers!) the chocolate covered flavours are likely to melt a little in transit. So, the best idea is to pop them in the fridge when you receive them so the chocolate can reset.

It's completely healthy and safe to eat a melted chocolate bar, or to reset it in the fridge which might affect its colour but not its taste.

And, if you leave them in your car or bag and they get destroyed in the summer heat, even a spell in the fridge might not salvage them completely, but don't throw them out! They're made from real food ingredients so they're a healthy and tasty addition to crumble on top of yoghurt, add to smoothies and more!

Check out our recipes for ideas.

Yes! And more environmentally friendly than other protein sources such as whey, soy and pea.

Collagen is a co-product of animal agriculture which means if we weren't using it for a health food product it'd be going to landfill.

While grass-fed collagen isn't any better nutritionally speaking than grain-fed collagen, grass-fed is kinder to the planet.

We’re not allowed to give advice and you should always check with your doctor or health professional.

Yes! We don't market them as a "keto" product because strict ketosis followers might have an issue with the small amount of maple syrup in them (which is negligible, contributing <0.5g of sugar per bar) but we have designed the bars in consultation with nutritionists and keto experts who have confirmed they very much qualify as, and are recommended by those experts as, keto friendly.

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Our collagen bars contain cashews which are not considered Low FODMAP.

Did you know low FODMAP is a short-term solutionand not designed to be followed for months at a time?Read more about FODMAP

No, collagen comes from animal sources so collagen is not vegan. There are plant based "collagen" powders starting to appear which essentially mimic the same amino acid profile of natural collagen, but to date there's not a lot of research showing it's efficacy and the research that does exist suggests you'd need 6 times as much to get a similar effect.

There are also vegan “collagen” products out there that don’t contain any collagen but claim to increase the body's own collagen production.

We do have many customers following a plant based diet who consume our products as a way to get important nutrients without eating meat. Think of collagen as an odourless, tasteless white powdered form of bone broth.