Cremas Proteicas para Untar – Aperitivos Saludables, Sabrosos y Ricos en Proteínas
Protein-enriched spreads to combine pleasure and nutrition. Peanut butters, chocolate creams and protein-enriched spreads for healthy, indulgent snacks.
Descubra nuestra selección de productos probados y aprobados por nosotros
-
CHEAT MEAL Tasty Food Crema Proteica de Chocolate Crujiente 500g
€12,90
-
CHEAT MEAL Tasty Food Crema Proteica De Caramelo Salado 500g
€11,90
-
BODY ATTACK PROTEIN NUT CHOC Cremoso de Avellanas 250g
€7,90
Te gustan los desayunos dulces o las meriendas con pastas para untar. Disfrute de nuestras mantequillas y cremas proteicas para untar.
No te sientas más culpable y prueba las diferentes cremas para untar disponibles en tiendas y en nuestra Tienda Online Force Addict Pro
Questions fréquentes
Retrouvez les réponses aux questions les plus courantes avant votre achat.
Are protein-enriched spreads a better choice than Nutella for athletes wanting to combine pleasure and nutrition?
Protein-enriched spreads represent a significant nutritional improvement over standard Nutella. Nutella (15g): 81 kcal, 0.9g protein, 4.4g sugar. Quality protein spread (15g): 60-80 kcal, 3-5g protein, 1-3g sugar. This cumulative difference over daily use during a 12-week prep potentially represents hundreds of extra grams of protein and thousands of calories saved. For 100% peanut butters vs protein spreads: 100% butters have more healthy fats and less sugar; protein spreads have more dairy protein.
How do you fit protein-enriched spreads into a sports meal plan without exceeding your caloric budget?
Practical integration of protein-enriched spreads: as a source of healthy fats and protein in your macro plan (15-20g per meal = 80-100 kcal, 3-5g protein, 5-8g fat). Best combinations: whole-grain bread + protein spread + banana = complete pre-workout meal; Greek yogurt + hazelnut-chocolate spread + red berries = protein-rich breakfast; porridge + spoon of peanut butter + whey = bulking bowl. Caloric-budget tip: weigh your portions (not by spoon — a 'generous' spoon can contain 30-40g vs the expected 15g). A simple rule: 1 level teaspoon (= 10g) = 60-70 kcal depending on the brand.