My review of Quest Protein Bars

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  • ivarunsoncoffee
    ivarunsoncoffee Posts: 22 Member
    I think they are nasty tasting! The texture is all wrong. But hey, if it works for you...
  • smilesfromdanica
    smilesfromdanica Posts: 1 Member
    I love love love them. Nutritionally, they are pretty solid. Some flavors are not for me - but it's a taste preference, not a texture or quality thing. The texture is better than any protein bar I've tried. I don't microwave them (popular recommendation), but that's how my boyfriend prefers to eat them. I split some of the bars with my mother to help her with her sweet cravings and she loves them now too. She cut a couple bars into little bite size cubes and packed them for a 12 hour trip. Makes a great snack.

    Apple Pie or Banana Nut Muffin are the best breakfast with my coffee at work. :-) Smores and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough flavors are a super alternative to candy bars. Half a quest bar is soooo much more satisfying in my belly and on my taste buds when I need a sweet pick me up. I order my bars directly from QuestNutrition.com because you can try any flavor without ordering a box of them. If you select 12 bars add them to your shopping cart - and the 12th bar triggers a "box" discount so the variety you put together ends up the same price as a box of a single flavor. The box is 24.99 and a couple times I have found free shipping or 10% discount codes I've applied at checkout.

    There is my opinion and advice. Give them a shot!
  • CSARdiver
    CSARdiver Posts: 6,252 Member
    edited July 2015
    shawnmstout wrote: »
    CSARdiver wrote: »
    I tried these after a friend's similar review - raving particularly about the taste. You can always find them on some sale - I find them constantly around $1 at either GNC or Amazon.

    I need to start traveling to your gnc :smiley:

    I just bought 4 boxes @$22/box and buy 3 get one free so $1.38/bar. Plus they were pushing the new Mint Chocolate Chunk flavor, so got 4 free sample bars.
  • Emilia777
    Emilia777 Posts: 978 Member
    It’s not even fair how cheap you guys can get them in the States. They’re at least $3 a pop here in Canada.
  • alexuh
    alexuh Posts: 108 Member
    Quest Bars, about 2 years ago, completely stole my heart (and my purse, bank account, etc). But honestly, these taste SO good and put cravings to a complete HALT. One thing I wish is that I'd tried more flavours sooner, I stuck with the Cookie Dough, Cookies & Cream, White Choc Chunk and Double Choc Chunk as these were the flavours 90% of people on message boards (I'm trying to make this one not the same!) raved about so I assumed the others were 'meh'. In truth, I absolutely LOVED them - from Coconut Cashew, Lemon Pie, Mixed Berry Bliss, Apple Pie and Strawberry Cheesecake to Peanut Butter Surpreme and Chocolate Peanut Butter (I don't even like coconut or lemon!!!! It was a flook I decided to get a mixed box and took the plunge with these). Now onto VANILLA ALMOND CRUNCH. This reminds me of vanilla frosting and is probably my number 1 (I didn't expect it either). So if anyone gets anything from this post, I hope it's eagered you to try more flavours.
  • blazergrad
    blazergrad Posts: 603 Member
    edited July 2015
    shawnmstout wrote: »
    blazergrad wrote: »
    I used to eat the Quest bars but kind of got burned out on them, especially the consistency. I've recently discovered 22 Days protein bars .... organic, all natural, plant-based, gluten-free, soy-free. They don't have anywhere near the number of flavors that Quest has, but the ones they do have are delicious (IMHO) and the texture is much, much better!

    Where did you get them from? i never heard of it before

    @shawnmstout Unfortunately the only place I've ever found them, other than online, is at Sprouts Farmers Market. They're quite a bit cheaper at Sprouts than they are via Amazon.... $1.99 vs. $2.50 and upwards per bar.
  • dcresider
    dcresider Posts: 1,272 Member
    I've now found Quest bars at our local Trader Joe's priced around $2.49. I've tried chocolate chip cookie dough, cookies and cream, and smores. My go-to is Think Thin bars.

    Here's my review for Quest:
    Chocolate chip cookie dough: good enough. Can't get past the texture though.
    cookies and cream: tastes like a cookie. It's good but not great.
    smores: too, too sweet for my liking and still don't like the texture.
  • leleskaya
    leleskaya Posts: 2 Member
    I am also a big fan and it helps me with my sweet tooth. Simply love them and my diet would be ruined if I couldnt have them.

    I am used to xylitol as sweetener but I recognize it has an after taste that some ppl might dislike.
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