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Quest Bars have better much macros (barely any net carbs, plenty of fiber and protons) than that, though you'd need to eat ~two to hit the same calorie count. A
by chris_7 9y ago
Quest Bars have better much macros (barely any net carbs, plenty of fiber and protons) than that, though you'd need to eat ~two to hit the same calorie count. Any reason it needs to be a drink?
- antidaily 9y agoAre they any good? The erythritol worried me a bit.
- xeromal 9y agoThey are a bit hard, but filling. I microwave my chocolate chip ones to make a cookie.
- aedron 9y agoI have been eating a Quest bar for lunch for a year now (to save time and leave work half an hour earlier). I'm happy with them. They are quite filling (I don't get hungry until dinner time), I like the taste of most variants (bit of an acquired taste, they do have the artificial tinge of all artificial sweeteners), and I have zero gastro issues from them.
- greenshackle2 9y agoDid not know them, will look into it, thanks. No, doesn't have to be a drink. EDIT: They're protein bars, not meal bars, am I missing something? 20g protein, 6g fat, 4g carb That's too much protein. AFAIK even a strength training diet is only 30-35% protein or so.