Quest Nutrition Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars, 20g Protein, 12 Count

I like these are so tasty and have 20g protein.

Nutrition and yet so yummy, so soft and gives me energy.

I'm a teacher who is not a big breakfast eater but struggles with loud stomach growls because evidently, my body says feed me even when I don't feel like I'm hungry. I eat one of these every morning. They are satisfying and keep me full until lunch. I highly recommend!

I love that these bars are gluten free, full of protein, not super high calorie, and have high fiber. They are also filling which is awesome. There is a slight stevia like aftertaste which is fine. But other than that they are pretty bland. I'm coming from previously eating Balance and Luna bars though which are can be super sweet. I actually would say I prefer Quest bars though because if a protein bar is too sweet than you want to eat it like a candy bar. I have these bars almost every morning for breakfast and they are really great because they keep me full till lunch whereas most of the other bars don't. Basically they're not as delicious as other protein bars but they make up for it with higher protein content and lower calories and they do taste good and keep you full. The other kind, Coconut Cashew, tastes pretty different and has slightly more flavor.

I first tried Quest Bars because my sister gave me a taste of hers. I actually didn't like the flavor she had, but love peanut butter so thought I'd give this one a try. It quickly became my favorite. Locally they were 2/$5, which I didn't mind paying because they were so good. But when my local store was out of them, I knew I needed to find a new solution. Duh. Amazon! ;-) Not only did I get them the NEXT day after ordering, but they ended up being about $.50 cheaper each, saving me about $6 vs normal. What I like about them - the consistency is similar to tootsie rolls, which I love. The calories on this flavor are 170 (on most flavors, some go to 220 so you have to watch), but it has 20 grams of protein! And the sweetener is Stevia, so if you prefer a more natural sweetener, this is the way to go. It did have an after taste the first couple times I ate these bars, but now I don't even notice it. I just love them. The peanut butter taste is not over powering at all, just a nice hint of it. I also like the size. Usually with protein bars, and the lower calorie count, the bars are smaller. These are good sized compared to the competition for sure, and they really do the job. What I don't like about them - I eat them too fast, lol. But that's my own issue! ;-) I hope this review helped, if so, I'd love the feedback below.

Love these bars! So much more fiber than the Think Thin Chunky Peanut Butter - Box - 10 Bars - Box I tried first, looking for a gluten-free low carb bar. The chocolate / peanut taste isn't all that strong but it's pleasant enough, and the bar is a substantial one with a dense, chewy texture that really satisfies me when I'm hungry. At first I found the taste kind of blah, but the longer I depend on Quest bars for snacks, the more I find that I'm losing my sweet tooth and this is now the bar I want. I've tried all the Quest bar flavors, and this is the one I now buy most often. If you're looking for something as addictive as a candy bar, try the "chocolate brownie" Quest bars instead. I love them - but don't have the will power to leave them sitting in the cupboard until I really need a snack. These chocolate peanut butter bars are a better choice for me because I enjoy eating them, but can resist the impulse to gobble up the whole box in a day or two. I can't think of a downside other than the price - and it's no more than comparable protein bars, for something that's at least as good for you and tastes better too.

These are the best tasting low-cal, carb-free, high-protein bars out there. I order them frequently. However, I can no longer order them during any. month of the year when it is warm. Or duing any month of the year when the driver turness the heat up in their vehicle. Then they show up a melted, irreprreable mess. Their price is also out of control expensive given that at least 50% of the time, they show up destroyed or not at all or a week delayed. If you want these, maybe you're luckier than I am and can buy them from a store near you. They also don't hold up well to the Amazon drivers who throw things from the street, hit the side of your house rather than landing on your porch. They end up ruined that way, too. Ordering directy from the manufacturer has some similar problems, the biggest one of which is that you have no idea when they're coming: they send you a notice that they've been shipped, and a m onth later they show up.

I started using Quest Nutrition products because I wanted something with a great protein-to-calorie ratio that didn’t taste like I was chewing on a gym towel with ambitions. First impression: these bars and snacks are basically science-backed snacks pretending to be desserts and honestly, they’re doing a pretty convincing job. The biggest win here is the protein-to-calorie ratio. It feels almost unfair. You get a solid hit of protein without accidentally consuming your entire daily calorie allowance in one “healthy snack moment that got out of hand.” It’s like the snack version of efficiency doing more with less while judging your old eating habits silently. Taste-wise, Quest products are surprisingly good for what they are. Not “I forgot this is healthy” good, but definitely “I’m okay with this being part of my life decisions” good. Some flavors even get dangerously close to actual dessert territory, which is both impressive and slightly suspicious. Like, how did they do that without breaking nutritional laws? Texture can be a little… protein-bar-ish at times. You will occasionally be reminded that you are eating something engineered rather than baked by someone’s grandma. But honestly, I’ll take a slightly chewy bar over something that tastes like regret and artificial sadness. The best part is how convenient they are. Toss one in your bag and suddenly you’re a responsible adult who “has macros.” Eat three in a row and you’re still somehow not in calorie crisis territory, which feels like bending reality a little. Downside? Once you start relying on them, regular snacks start looking wildly inefficient. You’ll find yourself judging cookies like, “That’s cute, but where’s your protein?” Final verdict: Quest Nutrition absolutely nails the high-protein, low-calorie balance while still managing to taste good enough that you don’t feel punished for eating them. They’re not magic, but they’re close enough to make your snack drawer feel like it has its life together even if you don’t.

Its a protein bar, they taste good. Some other brands kinda have a chalky taste. Texture good. Realitively low carb and low sugar. I've had majority of the flavors and this is the one I keep buying.

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