MuleBar ReFuel
Mule Bar’s unique selling point is the use of entirely natural and, where possible, Fair Trade-sourced ingredients
Following its range of energy bars released some years ago, Mule Bar followed up with the launch last year of two recovery bars, which go by the name of ReFuel.
The crucial thing for a recovery product to be successful is to be tasty and easily digestible. Oh, it needs to offer the ... Continue reading
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My point is that DA rode for the team last year. It would be a bit like asking a Pro how is your bike, do you like it. RH, I'll slope off and read another site. The review would have more substance having been written by someone who has not had recent connections with the product. But as Editor if your happy that's great as you are responsible for the overall content.
Posted: 24/02/2010 19:39
My point is that DA rode for the team last year. It would be a bit like asking a Pro how is your bike, do you like it. RH, I'll slope off and read another site. The review would have more substance having been written by someone who has not had recent connections with the product. But as Editor if your happy that's great as you are responsible for the overall content.
Fine.
You have produced nothing to back up your insinuation that DA wrote a biased review other than the blanket assertion that he must have been biased when he wrote it. Your complaint would carry more substance if you could back it up with evidence. The substance of the review is that the product in question tastes nice and is quite expensive. How might it have more, given that we reviewers must accept as accurate the nutritional information given?
Posted: 25/02/2010 09:11
If DA scoffed these for a whole season then he is more likely to give an accurate review than if he only had tried a one off sample. Would the same argument ,(not from me I must add) , apply to any products Richard or DA write about, particularly if Magicalia are paid to test and write about the product? The point I am making is that if Rich's point is valid then some may point the finger and say they will be biased in their reviews. Well I know what I mean! I sense a bit of 'history' somewhere.......??
Posted: 25/02/2010 09:28
Thing is, Bally, we aren't paid by any outside supplier to test stuff. Anything sent in for testing gets tested in as objective a manner as we can contrive. Naturally we have favourite items in any category but in my case at least that is because, having tried them, I like them and, if I give a favourable write-up, it is because the product has favourably impressed me. "History"? None that I am aware of. Rich L has written stuff for RCUK himself in the past
Posted: 25/02/2010 18:17
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Agreeable flavours, Fairtrade ingredients |
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Some might find flavours divisive |
- Price: £1.89
- Year: from 2010
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High-quality, tough and not too hard to apply Classic Italian marque relaunched in UK 10 teams announced for 10 race series
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