Quest Nutrition Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Protein Bars, High Protein, Low Carb, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, 12 Count

These are definitely my go-to I love the variety that quest has they taste very good and the texture is good compared to other brands I think they're good size chocolate chip cookie dough definitely one of my favorites right now so glad I can get the bigger box you cannot get the 12 count box in a regular store I've checked love the actual cookie dough texture and chocolate chunks if you're just starting your journey I highly recommend quest bars as a first switch out for replacement sweets

Both of my kids LOVE these Quest Nutrition bars. They are such a great bar to bring on the road, to a ball field or when you need something in a pinch. They are loaded either way protein and keep you full for a while. The taste is delicious and my kids love the chocolate chunks. They don’t have an overly sweet, artificial sugary taste, which is why I think they’re so yummy.

I’ve been buying these for months, the chocolate chip cookie one. Really good flavor and helps with my daily calorie intake.

The taste it pretty good. Just like a normal protein bar taste. I got them for my kids to get them to have more protein but they weren’t impressed so I eat them.

Very Good. I have been eating Qwest Protein Bars for a long time. No sugar and 20 grams of Protein is an awesome combination. 💪💪💪

By far the best bar for both taste and nutritional breakdown. It’s has 21 G protein and 12 fiber. Most bars are too low in fiber. It’s also low in sugar and low in saturated fat. Pro: high protein, high fiber, low sugar, low saturated fat, taste delicious Con: cost but for what you get - worth it Trick: take it out the package put on a plate and microwave the bar for 5 seconds - taste like a chocolate chip cookie fresh out of the oven. YUM!! This bar is a must have at my home.

Super fresh and a great value. Tastes yummy. Packaged well and arrived quickly.

I ate the box in about three days before realizing how awful these really are. Besides the $30 price tag, they’re not exactly wildly healthy either. They advertise themselves as keto-friendly, but each bar has 22 grams of carbs. Yes, 10 grams of fiber reduces the net-carb count, but that still leaves 12 grams of net carbs per bar. Eat three of them and you’re already at 36 grams of net carbs. If you’re doing strict keto, that burns through a huge chunk of your daily allowance pretty quickly. It’s like using a hammer to scratch a mosquito bite. The texture was another problem. They were somehow dry and sticky at the same time, which is a strange combination. I expected something softer and more paste-like... you know, like cookie dough? They also advertise 12 grams of fiber per bar. I was eating about three a day, and I didn’t notice any meaningful difference in regularity. If anything, after eating a few of them, they started tasting more like medicine than food. Then there’s the part that really got me: the legal disclaimer on the product page warning that consuming the product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which California lists as causing cancer. I’m sorry... what? Lead? On a food product? Why? How? I understand that a Prop 65 warning doesn’t automatically mean the product itself has been proven to cause cancer, but seeing a lead warning on something I’m supposed to eat still raises a lot of questions for me. Amazon refunded me after I contacted them, but yeah, that was enough for me. I’m not likely to order these again. There are just too many unanswered questions here, and I can’t recommend this product. If you want expensive “keto” junk with a lead warning buried on the product page as the prize inside, go for it. Personally, I’d rather eat something simpler like light string cheese and get my protein that way.