Quest NutritionQuest Chocolate Cake Frosted Cookies, 8 Count

I've had these a few months prior and I just decided to reorder them before they jumped to the $32 pricetag. I have only had the chocolate ones and I can say confidently that these will satisfy you if you're trying to ease up on the continuous snacking on unhealthy chocolates (like a Hersey bar for example). If you switch your regular snacks for these, you will see some improvements in your body and mind overall in terms of not feeling the fatigue and lag of a regular chocolate bar, and you won't have any guilt because the sugar and carb contents aren't there. I've lost weight prior just switching sugary snacks for less/zero sugar and protein.To clarify, I'm a sugar addict but in the form of chocolate snacks and bars. I can eat chocolate cake all day and donuts that are, well... Chocolate. When I decided to start replacing my foods, like whole milk for almond milk and regular coffee creamer to a sugar free version (sometimes still drink the regular just not on the regular), I decided to find a replacement for my very intense and dramatic cravings for chocolate.That's when I found these Quest Chocolate Cakes. I had to actually go digging for an appealing-looking item and I found these after 45 minutes just searching for something that would convince me to buy them. And they didn't disappoint whatsoever.- these cakes are sweet almost like a regular mini cake, the frosting on top is hard but not rock hard so bitting into it immediately starts melting in your mouth. The chocolate isn't bitter, nor do you get a bitter aftertaste like some of Quests items have (I'm looking at you Quest bars and that big nasty Chocolate Chip Cookie lol). The taste is robust but hits like a Hostess snack, the frosting is melty, sweet but not overly sweet in my opinion, and the sprinkles on top add an extra bit of sweetness without overpowering or taking the chocolate flavor away.- the downside to these as I've seen on these reviews is that they are indeed slightly dry. I can hypothesize the reason being is the ingredients they use and the amount of time it takes to bake these bad boys. Nevertheless, a good dunk in some almond milk or even your coffee can help with that. But I also do suggest Quest attempts to figure out how to keep these cakes moist enough so that they taste a bit more fresh and soft.- also, we gotta work on lowering that price. Inflation excuse isn't one because you know you have room to lower down these costs as A) ingredients are presumably cheap and B) you have numerous successful products that make your company enough to not have loses if lowering the price a few $ on these cakes.Although there's a dry aspect downside to this cake and the price which got higher as I am writing this, these are without a doubt a 5-star product and as long as they sell them, I will sacrifice $60 to get 6 boxes of these every 2 months.

Quest Nutrition Chocolate Cake Frosted Cookies have become a staple in my snack lineup, and for good reason. Here's why I'm a fan:Irresistible Flavor: These cookies boast a rich chocolate cake flavor that hits all the right notes. The frosting adds a delightful sweetness without being overwhelming, making each bite a truly indulgent experience.Texture Perfection: Quest Nutrition has nailed the texture with these cookies. They're soft and chewy, with just the right amount of crumble – exactly how a cookie should be. It's hard to believe they're low carb and high protein with such a decadent texture.Satisfying Ingredients: As someone who's mindful of what goes into my body, I appreciate that these cookies are made with quality ingredients. With no added sugars and plenty of protein, they keep me feeling satisfied without any guilt.Convenient Packaging: The individual packaging of these cookies makes them perfect for on-the-go snacking. Whether I'm heading out for the day or need a quick pick-me-up at work, I can grab a cookie and satisfy my sweet tooth anytime, anywhere.Overall, Quest Nutrition Chocolate Cake Frosted Cookies are a winner in my book. They deliver on flavor, texture, and satisfaction, making them a deliciously guilt-free treat that I'll continue to enjoy.

After discovering keto cookies and watching the prices go up whilst the cookie size dwindles... Then seeing batch after batch of my previous but tiny favorites show up burned brown... I was surprised to see these cookies are actually a decent size! And thick and fat and soft. Like pillows made of unicorn down. Seriously... are they sneaking something only vaguely keto-worthy in here? Ground horn of unicorn? Is that keto? Polydextrose is evil. Look it's even a typo. Yet I'm blinded by the unicorn rainbows. They're not fine French confection... more like an American childhood dream of birthday cakes past. That's what they taste like: Childhood. And hugging a unicorn.Kudos for individually wrapping them (though that really just makes it look like there are more in the box). Yet it doesn't help one bit! I cannot eat less than 3 in one sitting. Ever. I dip them in my tea, not that they really need softening compared to most keto cookies. But I love the concept of tea and cookies, and the dunking is somehow therapeutic. I'm so used to it from dry, hard, keto cookies past. I suspect unicorns must love to have their horns washed in sweet, creamy tea.But I swear to every deity (or is that diety) in the universe that this will be the last box (er, order of 3 boxes)! 2024 will be the year I start losing some weight (again)! I'm ordering them ONE last time! They just fell in my cart! But the minute I'm stressed out in any fashion - out come the cookies. My unicorn loves me and everything is ok ... except for my waistline.