Plant-Based Nutrition for Better Health & Performance

Small batch sports nutrition – it’s better when it’s fresh!


We have a pretty simple philosophy here at Enduro Bites: food is better when it’s fresh. While this isn’t exactly a revolutionary statement, it’s also a departure from standard industry practices. Bars from big brands often sit on a shelf for months before reaching the end consumer.

We do it differently. We make our bars daily in small batches here in our Colorado Springs kitchen. And, we make every possible effort to ship out orders as soon as they’re placed.

Let us give you the rundown of how we make this happen, using our Dark Chocolate Espresso bar as an example.

When we show up in the morning, we already know what two or three flavors we plan to make that day. We begin by mixing fresh ingredients in a large bowl. We source local and organic ingredients as often as possible. For example, our coffee comes from a roaster who is about a mile down the road.  

Small Batch Sports Nutrition

We then press the mixture into a tray before lightly baking and then cutting our bars. We weigh each square by hand to ensure uniformity.

Small Batch Sports Nutrition

Now it’s time to begin packaging them. Again, this is done by hand.

Small Batch Sports Nutrition

Perhaps it’s around 1 pm. You just got back from a lunch-time ride and you realize you’re running low on endurance fuel, so you place an order on endurobites.com. As you place your order, we quickly finish packaging the Dark Chocolate Espresso bars so we can head to the post office with them the same day.

Small Batch Sports Nutrition

small batch sports nutrition

small batch sports nutrition

small batch sports nutrition

Depending on where you live, you will get your Dark Chocolate Espresso Enduro Bites bars in 2 to 3 days, just in time for your weekend adventures! When your friends are gnawing on cardboard, you’ll be delighting in a lovely made-just-this-week taste!

Note: while our bars don’t technically expire for six months, we recommend refrigerating or freezing them if you plan to store them. This maintains that fresh-from-the-kitchen taste!