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Torq energy gels worked well to boost blood sugar and stave off hunger pangs after an hour and a half of fast-paced cross-country slicing, and gave us the lift we needed to maintain our pace to the finish.
They’re middle-of-the-road on price, though.
They come in a variety of flavours: thicker-texture Strawberry or Black Cherry are sold as ‘Yoghurts’, while the Forest Fruits (with added guarana) and Orange & Banana option has a thinner consistency and is marketed as a gel.
They’re free from artificial flavours, colours and preservatives, they’re wheat- and dairy-free and are suitable for vegans.
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Product Specifications
Product
| Name | Name, 0, 10, Name, Torq Gel (box of 20) |
| Brand | Brand, 0, 20, Brand, Torq |
| Manufacturer's Description | Manufacturer's Description, 2, 0, Manufacturer's Description, Class-leading performance of course and we've got the world's first yoghurt flavours too. |
| Available Drink Flavours | Available Drink Flavours, 2, 0, Available Drink Flavours, Banana Orange Strawberry |
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