Quest Bars

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  • Sutnak
    Sutnak Posts: 227 Member
    maga421 wrote: »
    Sorry, how are we supposed to use them in our diet?

    Generally by unwrapping them, then putting them in your mouth.
  • juggernaut1974
    juggernaut1974 Posts: 6,212 Member
    cwolfman13 wrote: »
    AshleaS2015 wrote: »
    Are they really as good as what some people say they are? And what's the best flavours?

    I personally don't understand the whole Quest bar fanaticism...they're ok I suppose but you'd think the way people go on about them that they were the best thing on this planet ever. They're just ok...I actually prefer Cliff Bars, but that also probably has something to do with how I utilize these kinds of things in my diet.

    Yeah when I'm doing long rides I prefer Cliff bars too for the extra calories & energy.

    For day-to-day macro help, I prefer Quest.
    maga421 wrote: »
    Sorry, how are we supposed to use them in our diet?

    Primarily to help up your protein macro without too many carbs and/or calories...if you find that you're unable to do so with the rest of your diet.
  • comeongethealthyro
    comeongethealthyro Posts: 50 Member
    Honestly, for a chick who's trying to lose some fat & can't really afford to eat all the sweets & ice cream she wants, Questbars are a lifesaver! My favorite, especially when I get an intense sweet tooth, is White Chocolate Raspberry, broiled for a couple of minutes in the oven.
  • BigLifter10
    BigLifter10 Posts: 1,153 Member
    I've never been a fan. Someone told me I should try the Cinnamon Roll one, because it was the only one that was 'really' good (according to her). Then I read on one of these threads that it helps if you pop it in the micro for a few seconds. Sooo, I got the cinnamon one and nuked it for 10 sec. It was probably the best I've ever tried of them. Still could live without them, but I could see having one on occasion (this flavor, and micro'd).
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,865 Member
    maga421 wrote: »
    Sorry, how are we supposed to use them in our diet?

    I use them when I'm hiking and whatnot or on a long ride where I don't want to carry a lot of food around. Cliff Bars are full of "evil" carbohydrates that everyone seems to be afraid of as well as a lot of other vitamins and minerals and some fat and protein so they work well for those purposes. I wouldn't just eat one to eat one, I much prefer just having some good food.

    Quest bars get a lot of love because they're high in protein...Cliff Bars don't get much mention 'cuz debil carbs...
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