6.3
Flavor Tried: Sweet & Salty Caramel Peanut Crisp Nutrition Facts: 240 Calories, 13g Fat, 24g Carbs (10g Fiber & 1g...
6.3
9.3
It's not often that a protein snack comes along and completely blows me away, but Truely protein cereal has accomplished exactly that.
7.6
Quest's new Overload protein bars take their classic formula and pack it with extra mix-ins like cookie pieces, brownie chunks, and candy bits. If you like Quest bars, these are a solid addition to the lineup, although they wouldn't rank as my favorite flavors. If you don't like Quest bars, these bars won't change your feelings.
7
These soft-baked mini cookies are a really fun way to get some extra protein into your day. The flavor won't blow you away, but they're a solid protein cookie option.
5
Flings reformulation took a once-amazing Pop-Tart dupe and turned it into a sticky, chewy protein snack that is all too common in this industry.
7.6
Misfits plant-based protein bars has underdone a complete reformulation, and they may have just become the best vegan protein bar out there.
7.7
Cheerios Protein succeeds in being exactly what you hope for: Cheerios with a little bit of added protein. It's not revolutionary, but it works!
8
Once again I am left scratching my head because the UK has another delicious protein bar that I know would sell VERY well in the US. Sigh.
7.6
Mars protein bars are only available in the UK, and it's a shame, because they are surprisingly delicious.
6.5
Gorilla Bar wants to be Anabar, and it succeeds in having the same look & macros as Anabar, but the overall texture and flavor is a step down.
6.9
Mountain Joe's is a UK-based protein bar that is very popular, and the bars remind me a ton of Fit Crunch Bars. Albeit, maybe one step down.
6.3
It seems that everyone makes protein puffs now, so why not Quest? Unfortunately, these offer nothing special and are just like all the other options on the market today.
In the ever-evolving landscape of protein-packed snacks, Quest Nutrition has always been a bit like a box of chocolates –...
3
It's rare that I try a protein snack that I simply cannot bring myself to finish, but Legion has found a way.
7.4
Atkins Bite-Sized Crunchy Cookies offer a surprisingly satisfying crunch reminiscent of real cookies, but the flavor won't blow you away.
7.2
High-protein granola bars are here, and they fit seemingly every box imaginable: gluten-free, dairy-free, grain-free, and more.
8.1
Buff Chick Clear Protein is whey protein powder that tastes like a sports drink... what kind of voodoo is this?
6.8
Barebells makes the best protein bar on the market, but can their protein shakes live up to the extremely high bar they have set?
6.5
Magic Spoon is one of the most popular high-protein cereals out there, but can their high-protein marshmallow treats live up to those expectations?
5.9
These protein brownies are a rare miss from Quest. While I appreciate the effort, the artificial flavor of these is far too strong for my enjoyment. There's potential here, but it's at the bottom of my list for Quest products.
6.6
Quest seemingly has a protein version of everything under the sun, so why not muffins? These are a decent option overall, but far from my favorite Quest product.
8.1
Buff Bagels are simply 2-ingredient bagels made with Greek yogurt, yet they are SO much better than any version I have ever made myself, and much closer to authentic bagels than I thought they would be.
6.6
Slate protein shakes are made of from ultra-filtered milk, which is how they make Fairlife protein shakes as well... just don't expect these to taste anything like Fairlife.
7.9
Reese's and Hershey bars in protein bar form? Sign me up! Can these bars actually live up to that high bar?
