Nutrition Cookies & Cream Protein Bars, 21g Protein, 1g Sugar, 4g Net Carb, High Fiber, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, 12 Count

**5.0 out of 5 stars - My go-to midday boost that actually tastes like a treat!** If you’re looking for a protein bar that doesn't taste like chalk, these Cookies & Cream bars are the absolute gold standard. I’ve tried a ton of different brands, but I keep coming back to Quest because the texture and flavor are just so much better. They are rich and satisfying, with actual cookie-like crumbles that make it feel like you're eating a dessert instead of a "health" bar. These have been a total lifesaver for my busy workdays. They are so easy to just throw in a lunch bag or a gym bag when I know I’m going to need that extra boost to get through the afternoon. With 21g of protein and only 1g of sugar, they keep me full for hours without the sugar crash I get from other snacks. I also love that they are keto-friendly and gluten-free, which makes them a really easy option for staying on track with my goals. Pro tip: if you’re at home, pop one in the microwave for about 10 seconds—it turns into a warm, gooey cookie experience that is out of this world! These are definitely a staple in my pantry now.

These Quest Nutrition Cookies & Cream Protein Bars are hands down the best flavor in the Quest lineup! The cookies & cream taste actually tastes like a treat rather than a diet bar — rich, sweet, and satisfying without any weird aftertaste. They hit the mark with 21g of protein, only 1g of sugar, and a low 4g net carbs, which makes them perfect for on-the-go snacks, post-workout fuel, or just something to curb cravings without derailing your macros. The texture is great too — chewy with just the right amount of bite, not chalky or dry like some other protein bars. If you love protein bars but crave something that actually tastes delicious, this flavors stands out as the best in my opinion!

I like these and the mint the best. I was needing more protein in my diet and these are great as a treat/snack without feeling guilty for eating a “cookie”. They are sweet enough to curb a sweet tooth (no sugar). Sometimes I eat this for dinner or breakfast. At 20-21 grams of protein that is a good amount. I’ve tried a lot of protein bars and most taste terrible. These must only have a very little soy because I don’t get a headache. I only use whey protein because of this. However, it must have something to do with the processing, I see soy on the ingredient list. But it’s way down like very minimal.

By far the healthiest, and best flavor out there when it comes protein bars that are actually a healthier option. I love the taste! I eat at least 4 a week working on the road. The only reason I giving 4 stars VS 5 is because some of the wrappers maybe slightly open which causes it to go stiff/stale, and must be thrown away because you have no idea how long its been open.

The Quest Protein Bar is a game-changer for those seeking a high-protein snack without compromising on taste. With 20g of protein and only 1g of sugar per bar, it effectively curbs hunger and satisfies sweet cravings. The texture is pleasantly chewy, and the variety of flavors ensures there's something for everyone. While some may find the sweetness from sugar alcohols a bit strong, it's a minor trade-off for the nutritional benefits. Overall, it's a convenient and delicious option for a post-workout snack or a midday energy boost.

These Quest Cookies & Cream Protein Bars are my go-to snack when I want something quick, filling, and easy to pair with a cup of coffee. Each bar has 21g of protein and a good amount of fiber, so it actually keeps me full instead of feeling like a candy bar. The cookies and cream flavor is sweet and satisfying with little cookie bits throughout, which makes it feel like a treat... I also appreciate that they’re low in sugar, gluten-free, and keto-friendly, so they fit into my routine whether I’m on the go or just need a snack that won’t cause a sugar crash.

Probably the worst thing I have to say about these is that they are expensive. The best price I've seen is on Amazon at $2 a bar. Locally, these are sold at Nutrition Center, on sale, for $2.50 each. If they tasted like crap, I'd tell them to keep them. They don't taste like crap. Since almost every other competitor does taste like crap or has a nutrition profile worse than a candy bar (usually both....not sometimes...the nutrition bar market is just....horrible), you don't have many options. I think Atkins is the only other bar that isn't total crap. And not only do they not taste as good as these, the nutrition profile isn't as good. Quest is the best of a bad lot. I really don't like the term nutrition bar, nor protein bar. Maybe fiber bar would be better. These and all other bars are a horrible nutrition choice. And whey protein and the like are terrible, low quality proteins, that many people are out and out allergic too. You want protein? Eat a steak...the more fat in it the better. The last hundred years of medical research says that's the best thing and the rest is just fads and lies. This is a candy bar. It tastes very yummy, just like a candy bar should. Unlike your average candy bar, its low in carbs. Which means diabetics like me, can eat it without dying. If you are diabetic and like candy, you should buy this. However, you still need to test with your glucose meter to make sure it doesn't spike your blood sugar. If your reading is over 140 an hour after eating this or over 120 two hours after eating it, you can't eat this. Go eat a steak and mope. Quest really needs to remarket these things and sell them in grocery stores with giant letters on the package that say....Diabetic Candy Bar. Most diabetics can probably eat these. Some can't. You've been warned. They will make a lot more money. Actually, I'm a bit miffed these are not sold in grocery stores. At least a dozen competitors ARE sold at my grocery store and every single one of them is utter crap. If you invest in putting these on the shelves, it won't be long before people figure out these are superior and you will make a lot of money. Nutrition centers and the like...waste of time and money. Most of those places won't be in business much longer because they sell worthless crap to idiots (who are figuring out not to waste money on all that). This is not crap. It's a good product I'd rather not see disappear with the crappy vitamin stores that can't compete with Walmart. I want you to make lots and lots of money and then put out more products like these. Also. I've tried half a dozen other flavors. They are all really good tasting. Quest makes a low carb series of really expensive potato chips to go with your candy bars. Probably worth looking into.