Quest Nutrition Peppermint Bark Protein Bar, 21g Protein, 4g Net Carb, 1g Sugar, Gluten Free, 12 Count

I was really excited to try these as most protein bars that are peppermint flavored don't have much peppermint taste. These, I'm very pleased to say, have plenty of peppermint flavor! It's not like eating a piece of actual peppermint bark, but the chewiness and the peppermint flavor are really refreshing and make you feel like you're treating yourself to something special....even with 21 grams of protein (big plus). Need to pick up another few boxes as on the box it notes "limited seasonal edition". You could definitely slide this in to the kids and they wouldn't know it was "good" for them!!

These are soooo good. Even the texture is great. It has an almost nougat consistency to it, but more firm. If you like peppermint then these are for you. I am diabetic and miss the candy canes at Christmas time. These are a good sub and full of protein.

This is a great alternative to the Quest mint chocolate variety offered year-round. I found it last December 2024 and immediately fell in love with the peppermint crunch flavor, and you may like it as an alternative to something that is not solid dark chocolate. However, I do hesitate with Quest (and many protein bars) when it comes to the fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, and even the fiber packed into these bars. I hope it’s a healthy alternative for those who can’t get enough protein in their diets. I would recommend it over the pumpkin pie seasonal bar, and I don’t think any other protein bars manufacturer makes this flavor. Yes, I would purchase it again (and I’m not a “minty” person; I prefer peanut butter and chocolate, or anything cookie dough.)

This product arrived on time and in good condition. Personally, Quest has the best tasting protein bars on the market. They have several flavors available on their website. For best pricing i recommend checking between the Quest website and Amazon sellers. Currently, I have tried pumpkin pie, chocolate chip cookie dough, cookies and cream, and peppermint bark and i look forward to trying the rest. Of the flavors that i have tried I like pumpkin pie the best because the flavor is consistently delicious. Cookies and Cream is next, followed by cookie dough. Unfortunately, Peppermint bark comes in last because of the lack of consistent flavor. The best way I can describe it is to compare it with a piece of chewing gum. With chewing gum the flavor is great until the sugar is gone and then it goes flat. The same happens with this protein bar.

I love peppermint bark and, pre gastric bypass, thought it was one of the best things about the holidays. I enjoy the thin, crisp layers of milk and white chocolate with a crunch of peppermint from years past. When I saw Quest's ad for their new Peppermint Bark Protein Bar, I thought I'd found a substitute that would keep me on my weight loss path and couldn't wait to try it. Boy, was I wrong! Quest's Peppermint Bark Protein Bar tastes nothing like the real thing it's trying to imitate. The milk chocolate layer of the protein bars are thick, dense and chewy. For me, they're hard to get down. The white chocolate layer is, like others have said, chalky tasting and leaves an awful aftertaste in my mouth. I get the slightest taste of mint, but nothing like the snap of peppermint in peppermint bark candy. This purchase was definitely a waste of my money. I've managed to choke down two or three bars, but am not sure what I'm going to do with the remainder. I don't know anyone who eats protein bars, so I imagine I'll just throw them away.

These were awful. I like pretty much every flavor protein bar Quest makes, but for some reason these were a huge miss for me. The texture seemed off and while I guess you could say the flavor was as described, it just wasn't good. Would not buy again.

This will always be my favorite Quest protein bar flavor. The peppermint is just the right amount, and I love the chewy texture. The only thing that would make it better is a dark chocolate coating, but I fix that by coating them myself (highly recommended!). 10/10 recommend (except I also don't because they're seasonal and I don't want them to sell out before I buy a dozen boxes).

I discovered Quest bars in my search for tasty gluten free fiber bars. These are primarily marketed as protein bars with the added bonus of being gluten free and having a substantial amount of fiber. Like, two Quest bars can give you a day's worth of fiber. So, I've tried most of the flavors and all are good, but some have less fiber than others. This peppermint bark flavor is yummy, with no weird aftertaste. It's got a sort of light icing, kind of like candy bars, which makes it moist and chewy. It also makes the bar stick to the wrapping, which is a bit of a pain, but is mostly just an inconvenience. The serving size is good. My only complaint is that it's a seasonal item. I'm guessing it's a Christmas thing. Quest bars are pricey but I'd say it's mostly worth it compared to some of the comparable products. Just be aware the cost per bar, when purchased in a 12-pack, is $2+, although sometimes you can get a deal. I mix Quest bars with Kind bars, which are a little smaller, less costly, and have less fiber.

These are absolutely delicious and gave you 21 g of protein, which is great for protein bar and also way less sugar than other bars. My only complaint is the price point on these. I wish they were at least $10 lower.

Has a artificial sweetener aftertaste, feels like the taste of baking soda

Never been disappointed with any questions bars. These Peppermint bark one are really good if you like Peppermint. They do not come with chocolate on the bottom, like in the picture. Still really good flavor.

The bars I received didn’t look like the advertised bars (all white bars no chocolate outer layer). The taste is a little unusual at first but ok.

These are great