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Think thin protein bar

Has anyone tried these ?

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I had a coupon and was going to try them but if I remember correctly they had quite a bit of sugar alcohols and I didn't want to risk the stomach issues they can cause.

I use these rather frequently. They haven't given me any trouble - their carb count is around 22 or 23 so if/when I eat one, I'm careful with my carbs the rest of the day. They taste good however and I can only get through 1/2 of one at a time. Try one and see how it makes you feel!

Begging the obvious.......any reason to use these over quest? I've been using quest since surgery and no sugar alcohols.....just fiber and protein

Ok...yes....I know...there are some negligible sugar alcohols.... But in the realm of 5g or less.......

I saw the Think Thin (before I managed to find Quest), and I was wary of the sugar alcohol as well (sugar alcohol never agreed with me pre-surgery, and I don't want to risk it post-surgery).

I do quite like the Quest though...I can only do half at a time, but they're tasty, and about perfect for after a walk or bike ride.

I find Think Thin bars a bit dry for me. I used to eat them occasionally pre-surgery but I always needed water with them. I'm afraid to try them again now for that reason. I really do like the Quest Bars (Cinnamon Roll, Cookies and Cream, and Apple Pie are my faves)

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