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starspring    30

starspring
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So I got my order of Protein "chips" in Friday's mail and tried them over the weekend. Gross!! I couldn't eat more than two the aftertaste was awful. I guess another donation to my support group!

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missbrown30    148

missbrown30
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Thanks for posting. I was thinking about ordering the Protein chips from Quest since chips are my weakness. After seeing this post I have decided to abort that idea, lol.

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Mary Cade    23

Mary Cade
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I too tried Quest Protein chips ,tasted nasty. I don't like quest Protein Bars either they make me sick

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Kindle    8,667

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I'm not a Quest fan, either. Seasoned pumpkin seeds and roasted salted soy nuts are great Snacks for when you get those salty, crunchy chip cravings. Pita chips (less carbs than chips or crackers) with olive antipasto is pretty tasty, too. Just all in moderation.

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Chele H    427

Chele H
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Oven roasted chickpeas are good snack if you crave something crunchy

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jajmj    40

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I too tried the Quest Protein chips. It's like cardboard. Cured any craving I may have for chips. The bars, however, I haven't found one I didn't like. These are the only ones my nutritionist will allow me to have. I love them. Was told no nuts or seeds yet for fear they will work their way into the staple line

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mcherder    13

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I enjoyed all Quest products. I guess its all a matter of taste or the change of taste. I know I used to like Isopure products before the surgery but now I can't even stand seeing them. So I understand. Along those lines if anyone would like to get rid of them let me know! I take donation. Willing to pay for postage.

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SnohoGal98296    371

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Love the Quest bars - I can only eat a half bar at a time just yet. the range of flavors and the density of the bar just works for me.

I have bought the Protein chips and I liked them! the dusty flavor coating can be annoying like cheetos dust. But they hit the spot when I was craving a crunchy chip experience. I wouldn't eat them regularly though, they are a pretty high calorie snack.< /p>

I have the Quest Peanut Butter cups in my pantry - but now I am wondering if I will try them - but I have found that people either love or hate Quest products and so far I have liked everything I bought...

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