Bold vanilla flavor with crunchy bits of almond. Double Chocolate Chunk. These bars are … Some of the benefits of making your own homemade protein bars: You choose what type of protein powder you throw in. Our bars, nut butters, and oats are made from ingredients you might find in your kitchen or pantry. I know I’ve got it ranked all the way down here, but this bar is quite good. So what’s all the fuss about Quest bars? Ill list the changes below. Chocolate Peanut Butter Cinnamon Roll. This way you are in control of the ingredients and possibly avoid less preferred sweeteners. Quest Protein Bars Ingredients Apple Pie. You increase the amount of fat in the bar and decrease the amount of protein as you desire. I decided to take a look at the ingredients and to my surprise they have changed dramatically. If you haven’t tried a Quest bar before, you’re missing out. Well they’re low carb, gluten-free, sugar-free (some contain natural non-calorie sweeteners like stevia, while others use sucralose), and high protein (20 g + per bar). You choose the type of flour/ meal that goes in. Mixed Berry Peanut Butter & Jelly. I love this bar, but I never buy it …

White Chocolate Raspberry Cookies & Cream. If you don’t mind a little bit of chemistry in your food, these bars use this science to make them taste good and have a less grainy texture. I see people eating Quest Bars all the time, and it’s never this one.

Quest Nutrition Birthday Cake Protein Bar, High Protein, Low Carb, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, 12 Count (QPBBDC12) by ... the picture is different as is the logo and color scheme. Strawberry Cheesecake Lemon Cream Pie. Chocolate Brownie. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. The ingredients seem well thought out and safe but there will be some people whose quest for purity would shy away from these bars due to some additives. Coconut Cashew Banana Nut.

WHOLE INGREDIENTS We like to think of our products as a whole food option for anywhere or any time. What holds this bar back is its severe lack of chocolate or pumpkin. I worked out that each of these ‘Homemade Quest Bars’ comes in at just 88p each, as opposed to £2.79, they contain fewer ingredients and the macronutrient stats are really similar; 206 Kcal and 24g protein for homemade vs. 180 Kcal and 21g protein for the real thing. Peanut Butter Vanilla Almond. The type of person who eats Quest Bars also probably drinks Vanilla Almond milk so this bar should be more popular than it is.