Real Coffee Beans, Not Coffee Flavoring
There's a difference between "coffee flavor" and actual ground coffee beans, and I went with the real thing. It costs more and it's less consistent batch to batch, but it tastes like coffee instead of tasting like a candle labeled coffee.
I'm not going to put a nutrition box on this one - the amount used per bar is small enough that USDA serving data for whole beans doesn't really translate into anything meaningful. What coffee beans give you here is flavor and a bit of natural caffeine, not a nutrient profile worth listing out.
That caffeine is part of the point, honestly. The Triple C bar is meant to have a bit more of an edge than the Original, and real coffee is a big part of how it gets there - along with cacao nibs and cayenne.
Coffee beans are only in the Triple C Bar. No other bar in the lineup has them.