Salted Peanut Butter

Name: Salted Peanut Butter
Brand: David
SKU: product-0174
Price: 45.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (14 reviews)

£45.00

DAVID Salted Peanut Butter is a high-protein snack bar built around a protein blend with a salted peanut butter flavour profile.

Convenient high-protein snack for busy or active days
Salted peanut butter flavour aids long-term dietary compliance
Supports daily protein targets during training blocks
Portable alternative to a full post-workout meal
More satiating than standard low-protein snack bars

4.9 (14 reflections)

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About This Product.

DAVID Salted Peanut Butter is a high-protein snack bar built around a protein blend with a salted peanut butter flavour profile. Protein bars in this category are typically designed to deliver a concentrated protein hit in a convenient, portable format — useful for people who struggle to meet daily protein targets through whole food alone.

This bar suits a range of scenarios: post-training recovery when a full meal is not practical, a mid-morning snack to manage appetite between meals, or a higher-protein alternative to standard confectionery. The salted peanut butter combination — savoury and mildly sweet — makes it more palatable than many clinical-style protein supplements, which matters for consistency.

Protein bars work best as part of a broader nutrition strategy rather than a standalone fix. If your total daily protein intake is already adequate, adding bars on top will simply add calories. If you are in a structured training block, recovering from illness, or managing muscle mass as you age, a well-formulated bar can genuinely help close the gap.

DAVID bars have built a reputation in the performance nutrition space for prioritising protein density without excessive added sugars — a balance many bars in this category fail to strike. Check the packaging for the full macronutrient breakdown to confirm it fits your individual targets.

Frequently Asked.

How does a protein bar fit into a balanced diet?

A bar works best as a supplement to whole food, not a replacement for it. Use it to close a protein gap on busy days or post-training when a meal is not immediately practical. It should not displace vegetables, healthy fats, or adequate carbohydrates from your overall intake.

Who would benefit most from this product?

People in structured training blocks, those managing muscle mass as they age, or anyone who consistently falls short of their daily protein target. It is less useful if your diet already delivers adequate protein, as it will simply add to total calorie intake.

How much protein does each bar contain?

Check the nutritional information on the packaging for the exact protein content per serving, as formulations can vary. Protein bars in this category typically deliver a meaningful amount per bar, but confirm the figure fits your personal targets.

Can I eat this if I have a peanut allergy?

No. This product contains peanut butter and is not suitable for anyone with a peanut or tree nut allergy. Review the full allergen information on the packaging before consuming.

Is this suitable as a meal replacement?

It is not formulated as a complete meal replacement. A snack bar will not provide the full range of micronutrients, fibre, and varied macronutrients a balanced meal delivers. Treat it as a convenient protein top-up rather than a substitute for a proper meal.

Customer Reflections

Overall Sentiment

4.914 reflections

1 – 6 of 14 reflections

Best protein bar I've tried

4 months ago

Been through a lot of protein bars over the years and most of them taste like chalk or are so sweet they give me a headache. This one genuinely tastes like salted peanut butter — not a lab approximation of it. Keep a few in my gym bag and one at my desk. Macros are solid too.

Finally a bar I actually want to eat

4 months ago

My dietitian suggested I up my protein intake during my marathon block and I've been struggling to hit targets through food alone. These have genuinely helped. The salted peanut butter flavour is spot on — savoury enough to not feel like a pudding. Will keep reordering.

Really good, but quite pricey per bar

5 months ago

Taste and texture are both excellent — chewy without being gummy, and the flavour doesn't fade halfway through like some bars do. My only issue is the price point. At £42.99 for the box, it works out noticeably more expensive than similar bars I've used. I'll keep buying, but it stings a little.

Solid mid-morning snack

5 months ago

Swapped from a supermarket own-brand bar and the difference in how long these keep me full is noticeable. No mid-morning slump. Happy with them.

5 months ago

Keeps me going between breakfast and lunch without needing something sugary. Good flavour, not too sweet.

Post-workout go-to

5 months ago

I train early mornings before work and rarely have time for a proper breakfast straight after. Started keeping these in my gym bag and they've sorted that window nicely. The salted peanut butter thing works really well — doesn't feel like you're forcing down a supplement. Texture is good too, not too dense.

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