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Ego Chaser Energy Bars is a brand of chocolate bars featured in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.

Description[]

The brand sponsors sporting events in Los Santos, San Andreas, mainly the triathlons and the North Point Trim Track in Paleto Bay.

Ego Chaser Energy Bars are listed on the BAWSAQ, and have a website (www.egochaserenergybar.com), where the location of the triathlons can be seen. The player can consume Ego Chaser bars to get a small health boost. They cost $2 (even though it's claimed on their website that the price is $8.99), and can be found in 24/7, Limited Service and Rob's Liquor stores. Posters around the city and within the Bus (in the enhanced version) advertise the bars, with a person skydiving from a plane holding the chocalate bar.

Variants[]

  • Original with 20,000-gnarly calories.
  • Carbocide with 40,000-alen sugar calories.

Flavors[]

  • American Butter Peanut
  • Tropical Caramel Chocolate
  • Milk Chocolate

TV Commercial[]

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • The in-game ad material indicates that the bar contains 20,000 calories. However, from a scientific standpoint, its stated nutrition facts break down as 300 grams of fat, 212 grams of carbohydrates, 152 grams of sugar, and 137 grams of protein. In total, those ingredients would only add up to over 4,700 calories. This suggests that the company is misleading about the calorie content of its bars to boost sales.
  • The logo of the bar bears a strong resemblance to that of Ego Life, which is distributed by the Mexican company Omnilife.
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