Quest Nutrition Quest Bar Rocky Road 12 Bars

Great taste with chocolate chunks in the bar (slightly better than cookies n cream imo). Tastes even better when it's warmed up, I just leave some in my car or in my backpack and it's warmed up cuz of that. 190 calories with 21g protein is solid. Yes it is quite soft and chewy so if you don't like soft bars, you won't like this. Honestly most if not all protein bars are soft and chewy, just gotta get use to the texture and this one tastes great

When I had long commutes for work, Quest protein bars were my favorite! They would keep me full for three hours. I love their flavors! This is probably my favorite flavor, in particular. They also have a lower carb count than most protein bars, too! Big plus, for me. I believe they have whey protein, which can upset those with lactose intolerances. That’s the only reason why I don’t enjoy them now, but highly recommend this brand!

Like many others I initially discovered the quest bars when following a low carb lifestyle. Having sampled pretty much everyone they make I’ve decided this is by far my favorite. If you like cookie dough you’ll like this one. Some bars taste a little “fake” But this one hits the spot. I do like to cook and typically prep snacks but when I don’t have time this is my go to. It fills me and has vitamins and nutrients. Great for packing on road trips or airplane rides and honestly I always have one in my purse just in case.

Good stuff

Quest bars are delicious...well most of the flavors are. This one is super good. It tastes good right out of the wrapper and tastes like cookie dough (but a proteiny cookie dough) but if you nuke it for a few seconds (on a plate because the microwave won't be happy if you put the silver wrapper in there!) it really tastes like a fresh cc cookie right out of the oven! A few years ago, they were more chewy, but I noticed in the last year or so, they've reformulated them to make them softer and they actually have a more buttery taste too. I prefer the chewier version that I can soften in the microwave if I choose to. These bars aren't excessively sweet. They are a 7 on a 1-10 scale.

Mixed Box = not all that mixed. Quest bars = pretty decent, 7/10

Quest bars are a known quantity, right? No one who buys from a supplement website has NOT had a Quest bar before. We all know what we're getting into. A moderately tasty quick fix, and that's about it. Quest bars are thin, but the gods bless 'em - no matter the flavour, There Will Be Chonk. They are GLORIOUS for this. My suggestion - take any Quest bar, though cookies and cream, mint choc chip and anything with big ol' bitties works best for this - and pop it on some baking paper. Heat that in the microwave for about 15 seconds [yes, you read that correctly - 15]. Fold the baking paper over the now-soft bar, and use a rolling pin/jar/can/wine bottle to roll it out as flat as you can. Cut that into bite-sized squares, bake in the oven on about 175 degrees Celcius [no ... MoreQuest bars are a known quantity, right? No one who buys from a supplement website has NOT had a Quest bar before. We all know what we're getting into. A moderately tasty quick fix, and that's about it. Quest bars are thin, but the gods bless 'em - no matter the flavour, There Will Be Chonk. They are GLORIOUS for this. My suggestion - take any Quest bar, though cookies and cream, mint choc chip and anything with big ol' bitties works best for this - and pop it on some baking paper. Heat that in the microwave for about 15 seconds [yes, you read that correctly - 15]. Fold the baking paper over the now-soft bar, and use a rolling pin/jar/can/wine bottle to roll it out as flat as you can. Cut that into bite-sized squares, bake in the oven on about 175 degrees Celcius [no Freedom Eagles here] for about 10 minutes, max. Let them cool only for as long as it takes you to shake up your favourite protein shake, get a bowl, and a spoon. Pour the baked bar chunks into the bowl, pour over your protein shake, and BOOM. A vaguely-300-500 calorie snack/meal with at least 30g of protein, and you STILL GET THE LEFTOVER CEREAL MILK TASTE AT THE END. You're welcome.Also, on the actual purchase: the mixed box I got wasn't much of a mix - it was four flavours, two of each flavour. Nothing exotic, but not terrible. 7/10 would probably buy again, but there are better protein bars out there for your money, really. Quest bars are very chewy and dense, and they often have sugar alcohols in 'em that some people can't digest. They're not bad, but they won't blow you away. The flavours I like most are the cookies and cream, mint choc chip, raspberry white choc, s'mores, choc hazelnut and blueberry muffin. The thing is, that most/all of chocolate-type flavours kinda taste the same? Sort of?

Ok

Too many calories.I've been using this product for a little while now, and I'm still determining whether it's the right fit for me. I haven't experienced any significant changes, either positive or negative, and I think more time is needed to really evaluate its effectiveness. The product's quality seems reasonable, and it's easy to use, but I'll need to continue using it to form a more concrete opinion. I'll update my review in the future once I have more experience with the product. If you're considering giving it a try, it might be worth experimenting to see if it suits your needs.

Okay. I’ve been been eating

Okay. I’ve been been eating these the wrong way for years. My “go to” has always been the Chocolate Brownie. I keep one in my bag for a quick lunch or snack. But, recently, when craving crunchy cookies to snack on, I happened upon the option of creating quick cookies from quest bars. Basically, I divide a bar into 8 pieces, arrange the pieces on parchment paper with space between them, put them in the microwave for 30 seconds, mash them flat with a fork, and back into the microwave for another 20-30 seconds (I’ve got a low wattage machine — your cook time may be different). [This can also be done in the oven — one site says 8 min at 360, but I haven’t personally tried that.] Once cooled, I have delightfully crunchy little cookies that I can put in a small container ... MoreOkay. I’ve been been eating these the wrong way for years. My “go to” has always been the Chocolate Brownie. I keep one in my bag for a quick lunch or snack. But, recently, when craving crunchy cookies to snack on, I happened upon the option of creating quick cookies from quest bars. Basically, I divide a bar into 8 pieces, arrange the pieces on parchment paper with space between them, put them in the microwave for 30 seconds, mash them flat with a fork, and back into the microwave for another 20-30 seconds (I’ve got a low wattage machine — your cook time may be different). [This can also be done in the oven — one site says 8 min at 360, but I haven’t personally tried that.] Once cooled, I have delightfully crunchy little cookies that I can put in a small container and carry with me. I find that where I used to eat an entire bar because that was how it’s packaged, I can now grab a few little cookies between meetings, and that tides me over, or I can finish off my lunch with a protein packed dessert. I’ve tried this with several different flavors, and ironically, brownie is my least favorite... but, none of them have been bad. So far, my favorites have been peanut butter brownie smash (hands down favorite!), chocolate chip cookie dough, oatmeal chocolate chip and white chocolate raspberry. Double chocolate chunk, pumpkin pie, cinnamon roll and birthday cake were good, but not on my everyday rotation. The bottom line is that if you’re looking for a little low carb, high protein variety, this may be a good option for you.

Quest Protein Bars and Protein Chips

The protein chips are a good alternative to regular chips if you follow a gluten free or low carb lifestyle. The prices are reasonable compared to some other suppliers. Sweet chilli are my favourite. The protein bars again offer a good sweet treat for Keto or low carb diets. The birthday cake and lemon cake are my personal favourites even though they upset my stomach if I eat an entire bar - probably the type of fibre used.

Quest is One of the Best

Quest has a wide variety of protein bars from Oatmeal Chocolate Chip to Blueberry Muffin. Me, I'm a peanut butter, chocolate lover, each bar has 20 protein, 4 carbs and 1 sugar. They're tasty and this is my go to food in the mornings. I am a senior who had my sleeve done 9 yrs ago best thing, I've ever done for me. You need the protein and I personally like their new snack bars, chips to help me stay within the bariatric food plan which I struggle with. Quest is one of the best flavored ones and I highly recommend them.

Tasty, soft! My favorite!

I absolutely love this flavor of the Quest bars. It’s also softer and tastes amazingly great! I highly received these! I had RNY surgery many years ago and these are a great tool to help me keep my protein intake up and get me through emergencies while stuck out shopping. Try these! They satisfy your hunger without causing you to swerve into a bad choice!