Quest Nutrition Chocolate Chip Protein Cookie, 15g Protein, 1g Sugar, 2g Net Carbs, Keto Friendly, High Protein, Low Carb; 12 Count

I literally buy these in bulk just to keep in my gym bag at all times. After every workout I'm starving but I don't want to ruin my progress by eating junk, and these Quest cookies are the perfect solution. I toss one in my bag before heading to the gym, and by the time I'm done lifting, I'm ready to demolish it on the way home. The protein content is what makes these clutch for post-workout. 15 grams per cookie means I'm actually getting recovery nutrition, not just empty calories. My trainer's always on me about hitting my protein goals and these help me get there without having to chug another protein shake. Sometimes I just want something to chew, you know? Taste-wise, these are way better than they have any right to be for a protein cookie. The peanut butter chocolate chip flavor actually tastes like a real cookie, not that chalky protein bar taste. My gym buddy tried one and thought it was a regular cookie until I told him it had 15g of protein. He immediately ordered a box for himself. The texture is soft and chewy, not dry or crumbly. I've had protein cookies before that were basically hockey pucks, but these are actually enjoyable to eat. Even when they've been sitting in my gym bag for a few days (don't judge, I forget to restock), they're still good. They don't get hard or stale quickly. Being keto-friendly and low carb is huge for me since I'm trying to stay lean. Only 4g net carbs means I can have this as a snack without worrying about it messing up my macros. Compare that to a regular cookie that would be like 30-40g of carbs and totally wreck my day. The individually wrapped packaging is perfect for throwing in a gym bag. They don't get crushed easily, they don't make a mess, and I can grab one on my way out the door without thinking about it. I keep a stash in my car too for when I'm running errands and need something quick. Each cookie is actually filling. It's not one of those snacks where you eat it and you're hungry again 20 minutes later. The combination of protein, fat from the peanut butter, and fiber keeps me satisfied until my next meal. That's key when you're trying to not overeat throughout the day. The chocolate chips in these are legit. They're not those fake carob things or some weird sugar-free substitute that tastes like chemicals. They're real chocolate chips that actually melt a little when you eat them. Makes the whole experience feel indulgent even though it's technically "healthy." Size-wise, each cookie is substantial. You're getting your money's worth here - they're not those tiny protein cookies that are gone in two bites. This is a proper cookie that takes a minute to eat and actually satisfies the craving for something sweet. I've converted so many people at my gym onto these. They see me eating them post-workout and ask what they are, I let them try a bite, and next thing you know they're ordering their own box. My friend Sarah keeps them in her desk at work now for afternoon snacks instead of hitting the vending machine. The value of buying the box versus individual ones is huge. I used to buy single protein cookies from the supplement shop at the gym for like $3 each. Getting a whole box for way less per cookie was a no-brainer. Now I'm always stocked up and never have to overpay for convenience. If you're someone who works out regularly and struggles with finding convenient protein snacks that actually taste good, just buy these. Keep them everywhere - gym bag, car, desk, kitchen. You'll thank yourself when you're hungry and need something that won't derail your fitness goals.

These taste great and come in a variety of flavors, most of them I've tried are pretty good. They’re soft and sweet without tasting artificial, and while the texture is slightly different from a traditional cookie, it’s still very satisfying. As a healthier alternative, they’re perfect for curbing a sweet craving while also adding a boost of protein.

Texture is weird and taste is a bit chalky(?) but for a low carb cookie you can’t beat it.

Heavenly....Just had my first White Chocolate Macadamia Protein Cookie...oh my goodness! I was expecting a decent taste and doable texture, but what I got was a texture and taste that one would expect from a neighborhood bakery! Pretty sure I am gonna hide from hubby...lol yes it really is that good!

I love the chocolate on chocolate ones. But the snickerdoodle ones taste a little funny and have that chalky taste like a lot of protein things do.

These taste so good and we use these as a meal replacement when we don't have time to fix something or in the car on trips. Lots of Protein and very low sugar.

I’ve been buying these Quest cookies for a good number of years every month,,,and until the recent price gouging by the company, I’ve been quite satisfied and have recommended them to dozens of friends/people. It’s going to be difficult to let go of them, because they are quite good tasting and have high protein content. However, as a matter of principle, there seems to be no reason why Quest has increased the price (at least on Amazon) by anywhere from 20 to 33%. I can show invoices from the last 12 months ranging from $13.95 to $22 per box. It’s been on my Subscribe and Save program with Amazon for quite a long time; I’ve ordered them over 100 times (no exaggeration). But now, the price is completely outrageous, it is unstable (in that it changes all the time, even on the subscribe and save program, which should be designed to streamline ordering from Amazon, not show up with extreme price increases/changes to the point where there’s no reliability and what I will pay for these cookies. I very clearly understand market pricing based on supply and demand I’m also aware of the challenges companies face because the supply chain issues and labor shortages come at Cetera, as well as price increases for the ingredients Quest has to buy. But taken altogether,,,the extreme unreliability and the crazy price increases has rendered these very good tasting cookies as just too expensive. While I do understand market conditions, supply and demand, price increases for real materials, come etc. etc. as I said… it seems pretty obvious to me that Quest is taking advantage of the situation by PRICE GOUGING. I was paying approx $16.85/box for years on the S&S program,,,but now it’s costing well over $20, and sometimes $22. Is that not priced well beyond the rate of inflation. I feel betrayed by the company after buying their cookies and bars in massive ways for 10 years+. 09/17/2023: the price for these cookies (at least as they are listed in my Subscribe and Save program) has come back down to a reasonable level!

Wow! I almost ate the entire case the same night they arrived. They are great quality. Healthy and they taste damn good.