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    The GFB Gluten Free Power Breakfast

    Jason MitchellBy Jason MitchellOctober 28, 2017No Comments3 Mins Read

    Eating healthy is part of being an athlete. It’s critical to fuel your body with the proper, high-quality foods that can keep you going longer, harder and faster. For some, eating gluten-free is a choice but for others, their body just doesn’t agree with gluten. I’m neither of those, but recognize the need for high-quality gluten-free snacks and meals.

    The brothers behind The GFB are dedicated to making gluten-free, vegan, soy-free, dairy-free and non-geo foods that still taste good. Here’s a little more about them.

    Gluten Free Apple Cinnamon Power Breakfast

    After trying a few of their snacks (PB+J and Dark Chocolate Coconut Gluten Free Bites), I dug into a Power Breakfast after a long bike ride. At 220 calories, the Apple Cinnamon Power Breakfast is packed with some good ingredients:

    • Certified gluten-free oats
    • Chopped dates (dates, rice flour)
    • Dried apples
    • Raw hemp seed hearts
    • Toasted sunflower seeds (sunflower kernels, salt, canola oil)
    • Golden flaxseed
    • Cinnamon
    • Sea salt

    Pretty straightforward ingredients. All whole grains and devoid of anything processed. 

    Simple ingredients, simple preparation

    The GFB Power Breakfast - Apple Cinnamon
    Once opened, the packet turns into a bowl — all natural ingredients in there.
    The GFB Power Breakfast - Apple Cinnamon
    Filled with water to the fill line. I’d suggest a little more water.
    The GFB Power Breakfast - Apple Cinnamon
    It comes out pretty thick, so I added milk — because I like cows.
    The GFB Power Breakfast - Apple Cinnamon
    A hearty spoonful with natural ingredients.

    The Power Breakfast comes in a case of 6 for $15 and each packet turns into its own bowl for cooking and eating. It’s pretty slick, actually. It stands up on its own and stays put in the microwave and on the counter for easy eating.

    I filled mine to the fill line and put it into the microwave for 90 seconds. It came out pretty thick, so I would likely add more water next time. But, since I’m not averse to dairy, I just added some milk and stirred it up. In the end, it cooks up pretty thick, but quite tasty. It’s not overly-seasoned or sweet so you can still taste each natural ingredient separately.

    It’s not going to be something that kids will likely devour, but for someone who recognizes all the goodness in there and loves a healthy, whole food breakfast, these are quite tasty.

    The GFB snacks and foods are available at most Target stores nationwide, so keep an eye out for them and give them a try.

    Buy Now: Find The GFB snacks at Amazon

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    A native of the Pacific Northwest, Jason quickly developed a love for the outdoors and a thing for mountains. That infatuation continues as he founded this site in 1999 -- sharing his love of road biking, mountain biking, trail running and skiing. That passion is channeled into every article or gear review he writes. Utah's Wasatch Mountains are his playground.

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