Quest Soft & Chewy Protein Cookie - 15g Protein - Double Chocolate Chip (12 Cookies)

These things are awesome! The first taste was weird but then I got to craving it and don’t even notice that it was a bit weird. Now it tastes normal! I’ve actually stopped ordering g them for a moment because they’re so good!

Delicious flavor of this cookie! We typically only get the chocolate chip, this flavor I am reviewing here, and occasionally the snicker doodle. It's hard to find protein products that don't have a funky texture or flavor. This product blows all others out of the water. We have yet to meet a Quest product we don't like but this is one of our most favorite because the kids love them too and they ar soft and taste fresh. And the amount you get in each box is worth it. The calorie count for each is reasonable so you would replace a meal with one cookie but they will add up if you are not careful.

It tasted kind of dry with a slight after taste their chips are amazing though !!

I buy quite a bit of the Quest line of snack items to help me cut sugar out of my diet. My favorite by far however are these cookies! Their snack bars are nice, but the textures can be off-putting, focusing more on sweetness than form. These cookies however have an excellent mouthfeel, which is important because the feeling of biting into a soft, fresh baked snack with chunks of chocolate is a huge part of the experience. The flavor is impressively close to a real cookie as well. It is sweet with a nice cocoa flavor, and the chocolate chips feel "melty" in the mouth. Of course it isn't exactly like Grandma's home baked cookies. The chocolate bits do have a "cool" sensation to them (caused by the sugar alcohols) and the aftertaste is a little off, but doesn't last long. If you need to cut back on sugar whether for medical reasons, or for dieting, then these are an excellent way to keep those sweet cravings from causing you to lose control. One word of warning however: The high fiber and protein content will make your farts... potent and frequent. If you're married, for the sake of your spouse, don't eat these before bed!

These taste great and maybe low sugar but the artificial sweetener gives me brain fog and slight headache. So if you feel this also with Sucralose please be sure to comment. Muscovado sugar would be a great alternative and metabolizes like a banana or grapes more natural.

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 good, but WHY DID QUEST HAVE TO ALMOST DOUBLE THE PRICE IN THE PAST COUPLE MONTHS??!! Ridiculous! Now we cant afford them!

I've tried almost all of Quest's products, including two varieties of this new protein cookie so far -- the peanut butter and double chocolate chip flavors. I think the double chocolate chip cookie is Quest's best product ever. Even with my overly sensitive taste buds, I think this is one spectacular-tasting cookie in its own right, protein or not. It has the perfect texture. It smells like chocolate, it has a pleasant mouthfeel and it's not too crumbly. Even though it's slightly dry, it's every bit as satisfying as standard double chocolate chip cookies that are packed with loads of empty calories. A quibble I have with all these Quest cookies is that they contain only 15g of protein instead of the usual 20g or more that are packed into Quest's phenomenal protein bars. And, each cookie will cost you 250 calories. And speaking of cost, they're a jaw-dropping $2.08 apiece when you buy a $24.99 box of 12. That calorie count of 250 is borderline reasonable, but the $2.08, and that's a "discounted" price -- they're $2.50 apiece retail (when you buy a box for $29.98) -- is a tremendous amount to pay for one cookie. C'mon, Quest. Let's hope there are deeper price cuts in the offing. I did notice the peanut butter cookies are cheaper, now on sale here at Amazon for $20.99/dozen. Each of the cookies contains a lot of fat, too (16g, compared with the 7g of fat in Quest S'mores protein bars), but for me, my macro method of calorie allocation (39% fat, 27% carb, 34% protein) requires extra fat in many situations where my menu contains too much protein or carbohydrates. If Quest could make the peanut butter cookies (and the other two flavors, which I haven't tried yet) taste as good as this double chocolate chip flavor, the entire line of the company's new protein cookies would be a triumph. As it stands, I'll gladly grant the double chocolate chip flavor five stars!

Eats like a normal cookie

I tried the Quest Double Chocolate Chip Protein Cookie and I have to say, the texture is what impressed me the most. If you're tired of protein snacks that are dry or chalky, you'll love this one. What I liked: • Real Cookie Texture: It’s incredibly soft and chewy. It doesn't have that weird 'protein' aftertaste or texture; it genuinely feels like eating a regular bakery cookie. • Not Overly Sweet: Even though it’s double chocolate, it’s not sickeningly sweet. It strikes a great balance. • Low Sugar: With only 1g of sugar, it’s a fantastic option for satisfying a chocolate craving without the sugar crash. • Net Carbs: It only has 3g of net carbs, which is perfect if you are watching your carb intake or following a keto-friendly diet. Things to Consider: • Protein to Calorie Ratio: It has 15g of protein, which is good, but the calorie count is relatively high for the amount of protein you get. • Price: Like most Quest products, they are a bit of a premium purchase, but for the taste and quality, I find them worth it. Verdict: If you want a protein snack that actually tastes like a 'cheat meal' but keeps the sugar low, this is it. Great for a quick snack on the go or a post-workout treat.

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This is amazing, tasty and low carb and sugar!

Tastes even better than the normal Quest Chocolate Chip cookie imho. The only drawback is the extremely high level of saturated fat so I only eat one once a week.