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Welcome to ERG!
ERG! is the alternative to the factory-produced extruded plastic products that are being marketed all over the world as "energy bars." Honestly, I started making my own because I just couldn't eat another ____?____ bar. When I'd give one of mine to a friend, they'd say "These are really good, you ought to sell them." So, there you go. Whether you're a professional cyclist or amateur athlete, you just like to walk 18 holes, or if you're just a someone looking for a healthy non-processed afternoon pickup, try ERG!
ERG! In Five Great Flavors
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ERG! Fruit & Nut Bars are made with natural and raw non-GMO and gluten-free ingredients that are tasty, easy to consume,
and packed with natural energy.
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What's an ERG ?
An erg is a scientific unit of energy and it's derived from the Greek "ERGON", meaning "work".
Made In Michigan ERG! bars are hand-made in Traverse City, Michigan. No big processing machines, no preservatives, and no additives. They are packed with honest stuff and they taste good. Raw and Natural Ingredients
Raw food is rich in enzymes, vitamins and minerals that allows your body to easily digest food. Cooking food destroys
these nutrients so your body has to use up its own enzymes that should be used for other bodily functions,
including metabolism and energy production.
What about non-gluten, all-organic, dairy-free, palm kernel, soy-free, and all those other popular buzz-words?
That's easy to answer. We prefer natural ingredients that don't require a labratory to make them. ERG! bars are made
from wholesome foods that you can actually identify when you see them.
Locally Produced We support local agriculture. Our honey is produced in Benzie County by Jones Bee Yards and our nut butters come from Naturally Nutty in Williamsburg. Nutritional Data
Each 2.4oz Cashew Raisin ERG Bar contains
Get ERGED!
Buy Single ERG! Bars at your local bike shop, coffee shop, or market.
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ERG Foods LLC ... 1756 Barlow Street, Box 6317 ... Traverse City, Michigan 49696 ... 231-342-1546
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Welcome to ERG!
Raisins
High in dietary carbohydrates with a low glycemic index, researchers say raisins may produce lower lactate levels
at the end of submaximal exercise.
Apples
Recent research has shown that apple polyphenols can help prevent spikes in blood sugar through a variety of mechanisms. What did Mom say?
Apricots
Apricots are an excellent source of vitamin A, beta-carotene, a very good source of vitamin C, and a good source of dietary fiber and potassium.
Almonds
High in protein, B vitamins, essential minerals, and with monosaturated fat and typical of nuts, they have cholesterol-lowering
properties.

Peanuts
Not a nut, but a bean: a good sources of vitamin E, niacin, folate, protein and manganese; plus resveratrol, the phenolic antioxidant in red grapes.
Honey
Honey is an excellent carbohydrate option for athletes due to its low glycemic index,
positive metabolic response, and effective energy production.
Rolled Oats
Fiber helps reduce risk for heart disease & it slows glucose absorption into the bloodstream,
helping stabilize peak energy levels.
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