Quest Nutrition Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars, 20g Protein, 1g Sugar, 4g Net Carb, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, 12 Count

I'm a teacher who is not a big breakfast eater but struggles with loud stomach growls because evidently, my body says feed me even when I don't feel like I'm hungry. I eat one of these every morning. They are satisfying and keep me full until lunch. I highly recommend!

Really good protein bar, but remember it’s not a candy bar. Recommend letting it get very, very slightly warm it’s even better.

I first tried Quest Bars because my sister gave me a taste of hers. I actually didn't like the flavor she had, but love peanut butter so thought I'd give this one a try. It quickly became my favorite. Locally they were 2/$5, which I didn't mind paying because they were so good. But when my local store was out of them, I knew I needed to find a new solution. Duh. Amazon! ;-) Not only did I get them the NEXT day after ordering, but they ended up being about $.50 cheaper each, saving me about $6 vs normal. What I like about them - the consistency is similar to tootsie rolls, which I love. The calories on this flavor are 170 (on most flavors, some go to 220 so you have to watch), but it has 20 grams of protein! And the sweetener is Stevia, so if you prefer a more natural sweetener, this is the way to go. It did have an after taste the first couple times I ate these bars, but now I don't even notice it. I just love them. The peanut butter taste is not over powering at all, just a nice hint of it. I also like the size. Usually with protein bars, and the lower calorie count, the bars are smaller. These are good sized compared to the competition for sure, and they really do the job. What I don't like about them - I eat them too fast, lol. But that's my own issue! ;-) I hope this review helped, if so, I'd love the feedback below.

I’m really impressed with the flavor of these—the chocolate and peanut butter combo is spot on. It’s hard to find a bar with such low sugar and high protein that actually tastes this good. It’s perfect for a quick snack or post-workout fuel. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that the texture is a little dense/chewy, but otherwise, it's a fantastic keto-friendly option!

Quest bars are my standard 'pick me up' when I'm on a long bike ride, have forgotten to eat lunch or am on a hurry to leave in the morning and can't grab breakfast. They taste good and are very nutritious...

Love these bars! So much more fiber than the Think Thin Chunky Peanut Butter - Box - 10 Bars - Box I tried first, looking for a gluten-free low carb bar. The chocolate / peanut taste isn't all that strong but it's pleasant enough, and the bar is a substantial one with a dense, chewy texture that really satisfies me when I'm hungry. At first I found the taste kind of blah, but the longer I depend on Quest bars for snacks, the more I find that I'm losing my sweet tooth and this is now the bar I want. I've tried all the Quest bar flavors, and this is the one I now buy most often. If you're looking for something as addictive as a candy bar, try the "chocolate brownie" Quest bars instead. I love them - but don't have the will power to leave them sitting in the cupboard until I really need a snack. These chocolate peanut butter bars are a better choice for me because I enjoy eating them, but can resist the impulse to gobble up the whole box in a day or two. I can't think of a downside other than the price - and it's no more than comparable protein bars, for something that's at least as good for you and tastes better too.

These taste good and they’re chewy so they’re more satisfying than some other nutrition bars. They have chocolate chips but there is no chocolate coating to get melted as you hold them.

The search for a protein bar that doesn't make me gag a bit continues. I've got a young family so I don't have a lot of time to get breakfast for myself but also can't afford to waste the money in tossing these out. Pure Protein bars became unbearable to me. Thought I'd give Quest brand a try. The chocolate peanut butter has the texture of cookie dough [as in a bit grainy] and left me with an odd, fake sweetener-esque after taste. At least on calories and ingredients, they seem good quality compared to a lot of other things that are out there, thus the 3 stars. The ingredient list doesn't look like a chemistry experiment. I checked the ingredients out with 2 different clinical dietitian friends of mine who gave it the thumbs up. Maybe this just wasn't the flavor for me but I was also a bit turned off by the oily appearance of the bar when I unwrapped it. Reminded me a little of the 'protein blocks' from the recent movie Snowpiercer. Going to try to choke down this box and then decide whether to try a different flavor or move onto a different brand.