Quest Bar, Double Chocolate Chunk, 12/Box

My favourite quest bar. PROS + So so fulling + the lowest calorie Quest bar + avoids use of toxic ingredients other brands use + relative low fat + good fibre count + good protein count and overall good macros + packaging is discreet and compact, easy to store Cons - texture may not be ideal for some people. It is very chewy, however, this problem can be averted by popping the bar in the oven or microwave to soften it up. This actually makes it delicious and almost brownie like - very indulgent! - Small in size, considering cost and if like me you are using it as a meal replacement - Expensive! That's the only major con with this product, it is good quality but even still I feel it is overpriced. Amazon is the best place to buy these though, it is a lot lot cheaper than other stockists such as Holland & Barrets and GNC!

🍫 Protein Perfection: A Balanced Review of Quest Nutrition Bars As someone who is constantly on the go and dedicated to maintaining a healthy lifestyle, I've tried my fair share of protein bars. When I stumbled upon the Quest Nutrition Protein Bar, I was intrigued by the impressive claims of great taste, superior nutrition, and unparalleled convenience. Let's start with the positives. First and foremost, the filling and satisfying nature of these bars is truly remarkable. Customers have consistently praised the bars' ability to keep them full and satisfied for hours, thanks to the impressive fiber content. This makes them an ideal snack or meal replacement for those of us who are always on the move. 🏃‍♀️ The taste is another standout feature, with many customers describing the bars as genuinely delicious, a rarity in the world of health-conscious treats. Quest has clearly put in the time and effort to perfect their recipe, and it shows in the enjoyment factor. Furthermore, the brand's commitment to quality ingredients and exceptional nutritional values is commendable. The short and straightforward ingredient list is a refreshing change from the often-convoluted formulas found in other protein bars. This level of transparency is a huge plus in my book. 👍 However, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. Some customers have reported that the bars can be a bit challenging to chew, with a texture that some find to be on the tough side. This could be a potential drawback for those with dental sensitivities or a preference for a softer bite. Additionally, the value proposition of these bars has been a point of contention, with some customers feeling that they're a bit pricey compared to other options on the market. While the quality and nutrition may justify the cost for some, it's worth considering your personal budget and preferences. Overall, the Quest Nutrition Protein Bar is a solid choice for those seeking a convenient, nutritious, and (mostly) delicious snack or meal replacement. The impressive fiber content, quality ingredients, and satisfying taste make it a standout in the crowded protein bar landscape. 🌟 Just be mindful of the potential texture issues and price point, and you'll be well on your way to fueling your body and your active lifestyle with these impressive protein-packed treats. 🍴

Love these quest bars! I have always hear people rave about quest bars and being in the UK, I don't get the chance to locally pick them up anywhere so it was great to find them on here. I've found these have a bit of strange taste that you have to get used to, but after having a couple of bars you soon get used to it and these are amazing bars, with actual chocolate chunks in! They are so good baked or made into little cookies. Definitely worth trying, I'm going to have to get the cookies and cream flavour to try as I've heard that one is really good as well.

Had loads of these on the past, they were the best tasting protein bars I ever had. I didn't order them for a while as I fancied a change. Since then they must have changed the recipe because i took one bite or of this and couldn't eat the rest. They leave a weird taste in your mouth, no chocolate flavour at all either. Don't know what you've changed Quest but your protein bars are now disgusting. I deserve my money back for these

I bought these protein bars as an alternative to high-calorie unhealthy snacks and I was happy with quick delivery. When I had a bite, surprisingly it tasted OK so I kept eating it. To be fair, this protein bar may be alright all in all except for bizarre aftertaste, which can't be described in words. If my assumption is correct, the artificial sweeteners used would be a reason why I felt like this. It would be nicer if I could enjoy eating this without noticing the taste. As a replacement, It could be one of the options available on the market but it's not the best.

Amazing - by far my favorite flavor! I loved the chunks in this bar they taste exactly like real chocolate. The bar is not too sickly and doesn't have any kind of bad aftertaste - just rich chocolate! Also has the best macros for all the flavours and I would never have been able to guess as they taste so decadent - both raw, baked or microwaved! Not dry at all either lovely texture mmmm

Having seen Quest bars now frequently pop up through my Instagram feed and through blogs and having read about people's rave reviews I thought I would give them a go to see if they lived up to the hype. They are, of course, being a US import not cheap, so it was a bit of a gamble trying to decide which box of 12bars to go for to make the cost worthwhile. This flavour was on offer and having done my research was the lowest calorie bar at 160 with 3g Net carbs and 20g protein so I opted for them. The bar itself is very, very dense- still soft to bite into but it takes some effort! They certainly do fill you up, it is hard work to just mindlessly eat one down which of course is a good thing. They are very filling, thanks to the hefty fibre content of around 17g and the high protein which keeps you full for hours. As for the taste, for me this let it down. I immediately detected the stevia in this bar from my first bite, although the bar claims it is in such tiny amounts that it classes itself as unsweetened. Fine if you like stevia, but I do not. The texture being so dense was almost chalky at times and very dry in my mouth. The improvement for me was only when the bar was warmed up, either by opening the wrapper and leaving it to just soften in a sunny place for a hour or so-the bar still firm but the edge taken off and the big chunks of chocolate now soft, or by cutting it into three and blasting in a microwave for a few seconds, hey presto soft quest cookies that feel much more sinful than they are! One final thing that about this bar that has put me off and means I won't become the latest Quest addict is something I touched on earlier. The fibre content. At 17g of insoluble fibre these bars leave me, and I realise it may only be me, incredibly thirsty. It's as though my system is screaming at me for water to help try and process these bars. The fibre they use is called IMO and is of course what makes the bars so low carb but it just isn't suited to me. I eat a lot of fibre anyway so I thought I would be ok, I can only imagine if you jump into Quest bars from a low fibre diet how you may feel. I do not need or want to feel bloated and uncomfortable or to be drinking like a fish personally! So whilst yes, I can sort of see why these bars are so popular, the microwave cookie in itself was pretty persuasive, for me I'll save my money and just enjoy natures treats in their original form, I'd rather fill up on watermelon and a handful of almonds for the same calories and I'm pretty certain my insides will thank me for it too.

I was really excited to try this new flavour, it smelled AMAZINg and exactly like a chocolate cake or something. The taste was alright too, though I think I expected more since I LOVE the chocolate peanut butter one (it makes me feel like I'm in heaven), I think its just the chocolate in this one tastes a bit... odd? But it was delicious anyway! Especially in the microwave! Plus, just 160 calories for the entire bar is great.