Quest Nutrition Chocolate Chip Protein Cookie, 15g Protein, 1g Sugar, 2g Net Carbs, Keto Friendly, High Protein, Low Carb; 12 Count

These cookies are dangerously delicious. Like, hide-the-box-from-yourself delicious. They’ve quickly become my all-time favorite keto snack, and I honestly have to ration them or I’d inhale the whole pack in a day. They’re that good. Should probably put in a different container and label oatmeal or something.Portion Size:These things are quite large. One cookie easily feels like a full dessert—rich, satisfying, and enough to keep you from prowling the pantry. I usually cut one in half so I can enjoy a little treat twice a day. Half after lunch, half after dinner—it’s my version of adulting with dessert.Flavor:These cookies hit that sweet spot (literally) between indulgence and keto-conscious. They’re definitely on the sweeter side, and while you can tell they’re made with a sugar alternative, the flavor is still rich and satisfying. Not artificial or bitter—just sweet enough to scratch the itch without throwing your taste buds into confusion. The chocolate chips? Generously sized and melty when warmed. Yes, I sometimes microwave mine for 5 seconds and pretend I’m eating a fresh-out-of-the-oven bakery cookie.Moisture & Texture:Unlike so many keto cookies that taste like sawdust in disguise, these are soft, chewy, and moist—like homemade chocolate chip cookies. No dry, crumbly disappointment here. Just soft, pillowy goodness that makes your mouth happy.Protein & Keto-Friendliness:Each cookie packs 15 grams of protein, which means it’s not just a treat—it actually holds me over between meals. And with only 9 net carbs, it fits neatly into my keto lifestyle without guilt or glucose spikes. It’s like finding a unicorn in the snack aisle.Price:Yes, at nearly $2 a cookie (when buying the 12-pack), it’s more of a treat-yourself item than a bulk snack. But for the quality, size, and satisfaction factor, I think it’s totally worth it—especially when compared to the sad, overpriced keto snacks I’ve tried in the past. Dry and crumbly? Not today.Overall Ratings:Portion Size: 5/5Flavor: 4.5/5Moisture: 5/5Texture: 5/5If you’re looking for a high-protein, keto-friendly snack that actually feels like a dessert, this is it. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you—they’re almost too good. 😉

These are perfect to keep in the car for a healthier snack as well as to have with coffee in the morning on the go. The peanut butter chocolate chip flavor doesn’t taste anything like home made, but it is quite good and definitely convenient.

The cost of Quest products have risen astronomically over the past few years. I really only buy the chocolate chip cookies now when they are $18/12pk on Amazon. I just can’t justify the prices any longer. Over $2/cookie is just insane and not worth it. If you do splurge, I recommend buying the chocolate chip and skipping the others.1. Chocolate chip 9/10: great texture, chewy, no artificial after taste and a ton of great tasting chocolate chips. This is the clear winner due to ratio of cookie to choc chips. Spread a little peanut butter on top and thank me later.2. Double chocolate chip 5/10: bland choc flavor, not enough chocolate chips, decent texture but underwhelming flavor3. PB chocolate chip 6/10: very little peanut butter flavor, not enough chocolate chips, good texture but a bit bland. More of a mild peanut flavor and less of the desired peanut butter flavor. They should have left out the peanuts and added more choc chips or PB chips.4. Peanut butter 5/10: very little peanut butter flavor, bland. Should be called peanut, not peanut butter. There is a difference; think pb mm vs pb cups.5. Snickerdoodle 6/10: ok flavor and texture, missing something, good as a topping; crumble in protein ice cream or yogurt

My new favorite obsession. These are amazing!! So very good. Quest changed the recipe non their cookies. They have 5g less protein but the flavor and consistency is so much better. They are actually moist and not chalky and dry like they used to be. This flavor specific doesn't last long.

The texture and softness to the cookie is great, the chocolate chips taste good, the actual cookie is pretty bland though. Not a bad option for some quick protein.

These Quest Peanut Butter Protein Cookies are honestly one of my favorite guilt free snacks. They’re soft, chewy, and have a rich peanut butter flavor that actually tastes like a cookie not a “protein” product. With 15 grams of protein and only 1 gram of sugar, they’re perfect for curbing cravings while still supporting my fitness goals. I keep a few in my bag for when I’m on the go, and they’ve become my go to post workout treat or even a quick breakfast when I’m rushing.I also love that they’re high in fiber, so they keep me full longer without the sugar crash. If you’re looking for something that feels like a dessert but fits into a healthy lifestyle, these are definitely worth it.

The cookies are good for them being "healthy." This is a great alternative when you are craving a sweet treat. The protein to calorie ratio is okay, like I said, if you want a chewy sweet chocolate chip cookie this may suffice those cravings. I will say the QUEST brownie is much better but this is still a pretty good tasting cookie. I would buy again, tastier than your usual protein bars and they don't leave a lingering taste in your mouth as is common with other high protein food.