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AnneGarcia7182013
AnneGarcia7182013 Posts: 6 Member
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So I've read several times about the Quest bars and I have to say I was impressed with the nutritional value of the bar plus it tastes good and has a huge amount of fiber in it. Chocolate brownie had a whopping 19 grams of fiber plus 20 grams of protein, 170 calories. I'll be buying more of these!

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  • echmainfit619
    echmainfit619 Posts: 333 Member
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    Yes but beware they just recently changed the ingredients. And according to many the change wasn't a good one, although I haven't tried the new formula yet.
  • erimethia_fekre
    erimethia_fekre Posts: 317 Member
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    I don't have the new brownie formula in the store I work at yet (vitamin shoppe). I kept a bar I had of the old formula to see the changes
  • Noreenmarie1234
    Noreenmarie1234 Posts: 7,493 Member
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    echmainfit619 wrote: »
    Yes but beware they just recently changed the ingredients. And according to many the change wasn't a good one, although I haven't tried the new formula yet.

    they are gross now
  • Maxematics
    Maxematics Posts: 2,287 Member
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    I tried a Double Chocolate one with the old formula and enjoyed it, so I bought a bunch of flavors but they're all the new corn fiber version. I was especially looking forward to the Cookies & Cream, as well as S'mores, as I had heard a lot of great things about those flavors. I had both and I wasn't impressed; they weren't awful, but I would never buy them again. I'm going to try to find the old versions of them to compare.

    I've been hearing a lot about alternatives to Quest now that people are unhappy with the change. Mainly Oh Yeah Victory bars, MariGold bars, Dale's Raw Protein bars, and Six Pac bars. Anyone try any of those brands? I want to try them, but I'm not so sure I want to commit to ordering a box yet.
  • erimethia_fekre
    erimethia_fekre Posts: 317 Member
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    If you want to check out a new bar I'd suggest Victory by Oh Yeah! or Gourmet Cheesecake bars.. Don't remember who makes them (ANSI?). They have slightly more sugar in them but they both taste good and have high fiber/high protein.
  • andrikosDE
    andrikosDE Posts: 383 Member
    edited September 2015
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    I'm beginning to think that Quest slips some "Cultigens" in their bars.
    The fanaticism I see on this board verges on the curious and sometimes hilarious...

    If you pay $5 to get 20g of protein...well... that's $25/100g protein which is more expensive than LOBSTER!

    which one would you really rather have?
  • melimomTARDIS
    melimomTARDIS Posts: 1,941 Member
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    andrikosDE wrote: »
    I'm beginning to think that Quest slips some "Cultigens" in their bars.
    The fanaticism I see on this board verges on the curious and sometimes hilarious...

    If you pay $5 to get 20g of protein...well... that's $25/100g protein which is more expensive than LOBSTER!

    which one would you really rather have?

    whoa. you are blowing my mind right now.
  • FoodFitnessTravel
    FoodFitnessTravel Posts: 294 Member
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    Hate cookies & creme but I have at 2 of chocolate chip cookie dough ones every. single. day. that sh** is like crack
  • pondee629
    pondee629 Posts: 2,469 Member
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    andrikosDE wrote: »
    I'm beginning to think that Quest slips some "Cultigens" in their bars.
    The fanaticism I see on this board verges on the curious and sometimes hilarious...

    If you pay $5 to get 20g of protein...well... that's $25/100g protein which is more expensive than LOBSTER!

    which one would you really rather have?

    Amazon sells them for <$28 per 12 ($2.33 per bar). Why pay $5.00? I bought a sample at GNC for about $2.20 a bar.
  • auddii
    auddii Posts: 15,357 Member
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    I find them too expensive. Luckily, I don't "need" convenience snacks, so I switched to having some greek yogurt as my afternoon snack. If I had to grab a snack while out and about, I'd probably reconsider the quest bars.
  • sixxpoint
    sixxpoint Posts: 3,529 Member
    edited September 2015
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    andrikosDE wrote: »
    I'm beginning to think that Quest slips some "Cultigens" in their bars.
    The fanaticism I see on this board verges on the curious and sometimes hilarious...

    If you pay $5 to get 20g of protein...well... that's $25/100g protein which is more expensive than LOBSTER!

    which one would you really rather have?

    Bamm!! I love your word choices; so accurate and so true!!

    OP, use the search bar and you'll see a couple hundred queries on Quest bars. This topic is beaten to death.

    If eating processed convenience foods truly make you curious (as opposed to eating whole foods) then you should learn how to make your own protein/fiber bars for a lower cost, better flavor and texture, and without the preservatives and fillers.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja30xjHyCfI


    Fiber Syrup:

    http://www.amazon.com/Vitafiber-Basi.../dp/B00TIX50OQ
    http://www.amazon.com/Fiberyum-IMO-S.../dp/B00XQMAC48

    Recipes:

    http://www.fitnesstreats.com/2013/10/homemade-quest-bars-using-vitafiber/
    http://www.fitnesstreats.com/2014/01/more-homemade-quest-like-protein-bars/

    Silicone Molds:

    There are form fitting silicone molds in bar shapes on amazon to make the molding process easier. You don't have to manipulate the mold as much. Just press down with a spoon.

    http://www.amazon.com/Freshware-CB-104RD-6-Cavity-Cornbread-Cheesecake/dp/B003VFUY0C
    http://www.amazon.com/Freshware-SM-113RD-9-Cavity-Cornbread-Cheesecake/dp/B00OPXKUG2

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