Best Nutrition Bars
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Where do you get Quest bars? I've never seen them. Do I have to go to GNC?0
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I'm fond of the quest bars also. I don't even microwave them. Didn't like the lemon cream pie but that's about it (but I don't like lemon cream pie). 18g of fiber and 20g of protein and only 1 to 3g of sugar. They really fill me up. I haven't tried the chocolate cookie dough though... will have to try and find some. Coconut/cashews is my favorite.
I guess it depends what kind of bar you're looking for though. Larabars look yummy but have higher sugar and don't compare for fiber and proteins.0 -
I love these
if you're good with 20g of sugar
Quest, Detour, Pure Protein are all solid, but the best ones are the ones you make yourself. it's easy and so much cheaper.0 -
Just bought my first box of Quest bars off of Amazon, they were awesome!0
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The Builder Bars are my favs. I'm fine with the sugar content.0
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The Builder Bars are my favs. I'm fine with the sugar content.
of course you are - that makes it the healthiest part of your diet!
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Where do you get Quest bars? I've never seen them. Do I have to go to GNC?
I ordred from amazon.com0 -
The Builder Bars are my favs. I'm fine with the sugar content.
of course you are - that makes it the healthiest part of your diet!
There's no one part of a diet that's "the healthiest." That's actually just another part of the bigger misconception: that there are "healthy" foods and "unhealthy" foods.
It's the diet as a whole that's either unhealthy or healthy. A diet of nothing but even Reddy-approved foods can be extremely unhealthy, and a diet of nothing but "unhealthy" foods can be extremely healthy.
It's not this food or that food that's a problem - it's the whole.
Anyway, eat any bar that works for you. I have some Supreme Protein bars (200 calories, 15g of protein, 5g sugar, and the protein is mostly whey and not collagen) that are pretty good too.
I hate Quest bars. They taste like poison.0 -
no one else has tried Darryl bars??? 28 grams of protein and all natural.0
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The Builder Bars are my favs. I'm fine with the sugar content.
of course you are - that makes it the healthiest part of your diet!
There's no one part of a diet that's "the healthiest." That's actually just another part of the bigger misconception: that there are "healthy" foods and "unhealthy" foods.
It's the diet as a whole that's either unhealthy or healthy. A diet of nothing but even Reddy-approved foods can be extremely unhealthy, and a diet of nothing but "unhealthy" foods can be extremely healthy.
It's not this food or that food that's a problem - it's the whole.
Anyway, eat any bar that works for you. I have some Supreme Protein bars (200 calories, 15g of protein, 5g sugar, and the protein is mostly whey and not collagen) that are pretty good too.
I hate Quest bars. They taste like poison.
'twas a joke0 -
I hate Quest bars. They taste like poison.
My kids would agree. Though my 16 yr old still tries them sometimes.
When I was growing up, my mom was on a health food kick for awhile. Carob. rice flour pancakes. bleck bleck bleck.
Potato Soup should never be made with fake butter and rice milk. that is so wrong!
but it ended up being good in that I got use to eating for nutrition, not taste. 'yummy' is a treat. if my dinner is yummy, that's great, if it's plain but has my nutrients, that's still good.
but tasting like poison would be where I draw the line. (that be the apple pie and lemon flavors....)0 -
I hate Quest bars. They taste like poison.
My kids would agree. Though my 16 yr old still tries them sometimes.
When I was growing up, my mom was on a health food kick for awhile. Carob. rice flour pancakes. bleck bleck bleck.
Potato Soup should never be made with fake butter and rice milk. that is so wrong!
but it ended up being good in that I got use to eating for nutrition, not taste. 'yummy' is a treat. if my dinner is yummy, that's great, if it's plain but has my nutrients, that's still good.
but tasting like poison would be where I draw the line. (that be the apple pie and lemon flavors....)
That depresses me. I love food. I'm happy I can eat foods that I enjoy and meet my nutrition goals at the same time
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I love these
if you're good with 20g of sugar
I am0 -
Where do you get Quest bars? I've never seen them. Do I have to go to GNC?
You can get them on Amazon if you don't want to got to GNC, about the same price after you add shipping vs. tax.0 -
I love the Quest bars. I have tried about every flavor they have. Several are only 160 calories, 20g protein, only 3-4 active carbs and all natural ingredients. Look at their website www.questproteinbar.com and compare their ingredients to just about any other bar. I think you will be impressed.
The taste is a personal thing as you have seen by the previous reviews. Some people love them, some hate them. In the past I think they have had some quality control issues with some bars being very hard. That seems to have gotten better in recent months (at least for me). As a couple other posts stated, if you put the bar in the microwave for 5-10 seconds they get very soft and chewy (Yummm).
I shop around for where to order. My latest order was from the Quest website. $22.50 per box of 12 ($1.88/bar), with a 10% discount for signing up for automatic reorder (which you can cancel at anytime for free), and only $4.95 shipping. This was the cheapest I could find this week.
My favorite flavors are:
Chocolate Brownie
Cinnimon Roll
Apple Pie
Just order my 1st box of Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. Reviews online have been great for this flavor. Can't wait to taste it.0 -
Kind Bars (any of the macadamia based ones are just WOW)
Lara / Lara Uber (Bananas Foster Uber is again.. WOW)
Gnu Foods Flavor & Fiber Bars (only 130 cal)
Greek Yogurt Bar (by Rickland Orchards)
Never tried Quest - are they high calorie? I usually keep snack bars to under 200 cal if I can (bananas foster uber is the exception)0 -
Nogii peanut butter and choc are my FAV! I am gluten free, but even my non-GF hubby eats them. Perfect make-up of carb, protein, and fat. I literally feel like I am eating a candy bar for breakfast every morning!0
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they seem to be 160-200 cals (from the ones I have eaten from the sample box)Never tried Quest - are they high calorie? I usually keep snack bars to under 200 cal if I can (bananas foster uber is the exception)0 -
Lara Bars can be a bit high in sugar, but the good news is it's natural sugars from the dates, fruit etc. I'd personally rather eat something higher in natural sugars than something with additives, preservatives etc. But again, that's my personal preference.
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Most 'nutrition' bars are filled with sugars or other unecessary ingredients. You can get the same, or better more bioavailable nutrition from whole foods or raw veggies to snack on. If I had to chose one though, I like the KIND or KIND+ bars. They are gluten free and only have about 5-7 ingredients (fruits, nuts, honey, flax, etc.).0
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Quest Bars are the absolute best. I love the chocolate brownie and new chocolate chip cookie dough. At GNC right now they are buy 3 bars get one 1 free until the end of the month.0
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bio protein bar- 23 g protein, 25% calcium, 30% iron, 36% fibre They come in double chocolate or chocolate covered peanut butter0
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