Honey Stinger Organic Energy Waffles (Box of 12)

Available in a Box of 12 Packets or Value Pack of 24 Individual Packets: 30g (1.06oz) per waffle

BENEFITS
Perfect for those on the go, each Stinger waffle is individually wrapped for easy packing for hikes, lunch boxes or anytime.

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Natural honey sandwiched between 2 thin waffles

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USDA organic
✓ Pure natural energy. 0% trans fat, 0% cholesterol
✓ Nut-free and dairy-free ingredients
✓ Made in Canada

Use before and during activity. 

Honey Stinger Waffles are the perfect snack to help you prepare and perform for all activities. The energy in waffles is released immediately and absorbed at a steady rate, which delays muscle fatigue and gives your body the power to achieve your goals. With the right balance of delicious honey-powered carbs, you’ll be counting the minutes until it’s time for the next one.

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Organic wheat flour, organic palm fruit oil, organic rice syrup, organic cane sugar, organic honey, organic whole wheat flour, organic soy flour, sea salt, organic soy lecithin, organic spices, baking soda.

Allergens: Contains wheat, soy and egg. May contain traces of milk.
*Nutrition and ingredient information may differ from in-store product. Please refer to actual packaging for current information. 

Q: Can I eat Honey Stinger products as a snack?
A: Yes! The energy in Honey Stinger comes from honey so you shouldn’t feel large fluctuations in energy if you eat any of our products as a snack.

Q: Does Honey Stinger have any vegan options?
A: While some vegans eat honey, our products are not vegan because they contain honey, which is produced by friendly bees.

Q: Where does the energy come from?
A:  Energy comes from the carbohydrates and the honey. Honey is a natural sugar and lower on the glycemic index than refined sugar. The glycemic index of foods refers to how quickly and how high 'blood sugar' (glucose) increases in comparison to pure glucose. Honey is a mix of simple sugars: glucose and fructose (there are others but in smaller proportions). Sucrose is composed of glucose and fructose joined together, which our bodies need to break down before they can be used, which takes time. In honey the glucose & fructose molecules are not joined so they can be used straight away.