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

These cookies are dangerously delicious. Like, hide-the-box-from-yourself delicious. They’ve quickly become my all-time favorite keto snack, and I honestly have to ration them or I’d inhale the whole pack in a day. They’re that good. Should probably put in a different container and label oatmeal or something. Portion Size: These things are quite large. One cookie easily feels like a full dessert—rich, satisfying, and enough to keep you from prowling the pantry. I usually cut one in half so I can enjoy a little treat twice a day. Half after lunch, half after dinner—it’s my version of adulting with dessert. Flavor: These cookies hit that sweet spot (literally) between indulgence and keto-conscious. They’re definitely on the sweeter side, and while you can tell they’re made with a sugar alternative, the flavor is still rich and satisfying. Not artificial or bitter—just sweet enough to scratch the itch without throwing your taste buds into confusion. The chocolate chips? Generously sized and melty when warmed. Yes, I sometimes microwave mine for 5 seconds and pretend I’m eating a fresh-out-of-the-oven bakery cookie. Moisture & Texture: Unlike so many keto cookies that taste like sawdust in disguise, these are soft, chewy, and moist—like homemade chocolate chip cookies. No dry, crumbly disappointment here. Just soft, pillowy goodness that makes your mouth happy. Protein & Keto-Friendliness: Each cookie packs 15 grams of protein, which means it’s not just a treat—it actually holds me over between meals. And with only 9 net carbs, it fits neatly into my keto lifestyle without guilt or glucose spikes. It’s like finding a unicorn in the snack aisle. Price: Yes, at nearly $2 a cookie (when buying the 12-pack), it’s more of a treat-yourself item than a bulk snack. But for the quality, size, and satisfaction factor, I think it’s totally worth it—especially when compared to the sad, overpriced keto snacks I’ve tried in the past. Dry and crumbly? Not today. Overall Ratings: Portion Size: 5/5 Flavor: 4.5/5 Moisture: 5/5 Texture: 5/5 If you’re looking for a high-protein, keto-friendly snack that actually feels like a dessert, this is it. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you—they’re almost too good. 😉

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.

A delicious keto breakfast cookie with protein? Oh yes! If I don't feel like making something for breakfast or just want something fast, this is my first choice. I have bought many boxes over the past few years because they actually taste good, nearly sugar free, low net carbs and have 15 grams protein. It would be nice if it had some vitamins and minerals though to make it a really good breakfast, snack or dessert. Note that it is sweetened with erythritol so I'm sure some people are going to avoid it with it being in the news lately. I love the chocolate chip cookies. I tried the chocolate chocolate chip cookies once and will never buy them again. I'm sticking to the chocolate chip ones cause I know I like them a lot. They might not be 100% like a regular cookie, but good enough to me especially with the protein. The price tends to jump around a lot on here. I refuse to buy them when it's over $20/box. Keep an eye out for a subscribe and save coupon to make it a nice deal.

I ordered the chocolate chip, double chocolate and peanut butter version of these cookies. I have been on keto for nearly a year and have been craving something sweet. Finally bit the bullet and searched for some keto friendly cookies. They arrived today. From the reviews I read, it seemed the chocolate chip were highest rated flavor wise from a number of people so I started with one of those, not wanting to be disappointed. My first reaction was the amount of net carbs - they claim 4g net carbs but show 19g of carbs with only 9g of fiber. I had to do a bit of research to learn the 6g of erythriol also gets subtracted from carbs, leaving 4 net carbs. I don't understand the erythriol yet but that isn't the cookie manufacturers fault. As for the cookie, while it is not the best cookie I've ever had, it is pretty good and satisfied the sweet craving I've had for a while. I didn't notice any bad aftertaste some reviewers reported, nor were mine stale - they were fairly soft and had good flavor. i will buy again, even though they are pricey. Looking foward to trying the other two flavors on another day. Oh, and some reviewers reported they only received 11 cookies in their package - I counted my chocolate chip cookies and there were 12. Only gave the 4 star instead of 5 because I don't think they are a perfect keto cookie. That said, I can't say that a perfect keto cookie currently exists. My definition of perfect? Tasting as good as the best chocolate chip cookie I've ever had - or close. But that wouldn't be a mass produced on anyway.

🔹Chocolate chip cookies: In my opinion, the texture is more like "regular" soft cookies. There is a little taste but I'm not sure from what, could be from butter. I don't consume butter frequently so might not be used to the buttery taste. I prefer chewy cookies to soft or crunchy ones, but these cookies do satisfy my occasional cookie cravings. (For "regular" I'm trying to the ones with no protein, lots of sugar, lots of fat, and possibly lots of additives.) One thing to be aware: It has higher saturated fat compared to peanut butter cookies, since it contains more butter (second ingredient after the ingredients for protein blend). 🔸Peanut butter cookies: The texture ranges from chewy to hard, depending on the batch/package. The ones from previous box were chewy, but this time they're on the harder side. These cookies are more dense compared to chocolate chip cookies (thinner and break more easily). Butter is lower on the ingredient list, and these cookies are lower in sat fat. I would prefer the texture of these with chocolate chips since I like chocolate chips in cookies, but I like these cookies a lot. However, sometimes the box of both of these cookies are damaged when received, either the dotted lines were torn open, the tape seal on the box was opened, etc. I would review the seller differently, but I think these cookies are good!) I would try the other flavors, but they cost more. I've had the double chocolate cookies once but I don't remember, since I bought it at a local store and there were 4 in a box.

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!

Quest products are very good overall, but these cookies are great. They do not spike my sugar and help satisfy sweet cravings, providing a healthy alternative. They are a bit on the expensive side, but then, all sugar substitute products tend to be expensive. The toughest part is making them last for a month between shipments.

The taste isn’t great like a sugar filled CC cookie, but it’s good if you’re used to eating in the healthy and/or low carb side. It helps curb hunger between meals or acts as a first meal, depending on my morning. 20 grams of protein minimum is really the mark for anything to truly be a protein snack, but this is close enough. It’s over 200 calories plus 15g protein, so it’s a solid cookie. I strength train and have been keto since 2018. This may not be for you if you eat sugar filled snacks, so please don’t put down the product bc it doesn’t taste like one. The only down side is the possible(read ingredients) soy inclusion.