Chips protéinées Quest Nutrition style tortilla (paquet de 8)

This Nacho Cheese flavor is my favorite! It reminds me of Doritos but without compromising on taste. It's the perfect snack for my low-carb/keto diet and tastes sooo good.When you add melted cheese, salsa, or veggies, it gets even better, and you’re hitting your fiber intake too. For 18g of protein, the portion size is fantastic, especially when you consider the caloric intake. A delicious and satisfying snack that fits perfectly into my diet!

Great crunch and good flavor, especially for a high-protein snack. Texture is lighter than regular chips but still satisfying. High in protein and low in carbs, making it a good option for keto or fitness diets. Taste is a bit artificial, and the seasoning can be inconsistent. Price is on the higher side for the amount you get but a solid choice if you want a guilt-free chip alternative.

I'm a big fan of the health / nutritional foods industry, but not a fan of the manufacturers who inflate their prices and act as if their products with mediocre macros are a flawless gateway to good nutrition, health, and fitness.Less than a year ago, I purchased this 8 pack for $26.99. That wasn't exactly great value, but it was at least somewhat reasonably priced, even though it was just to test it out. Now, in March 2025, the same bundle is $69...That's $69 for:- 152g of protein @ 19g per serving- 41.6g of fat @ 5.2g per serving- 29.6g of carbs @ 3.7g per serving- 8g of fibre @ 1g per servingFor something so wildly overpriced, you'd expect them to at least supplement in more comparatively hard to come by macros, like fibre -- which is technically a carb, but our bodies can't metabolise anyway -- just to give people a better excuse to purchase.These prices definitely feel exploitative. It's as if Quest have radicalised a small portion of the population, who swear by their products, by marketing them as the key to good nutrition, and therefore health and fitness. Yet, they price them like an exclusive delicacy, that you should only consume as a rare treat, rather than a sustainable, everyday dietary option.Like many other Quest foods, this seems to be something you buy once to try out of curiosity, then never again, unless it's on a significant discount.If you're looking for something fast, healthier, and nearly 10x cheaper, just go for a whey protein shake.Or, if you wanna indulge, have the time, and your diet permits, go for something like salmon, which has an exceptionally similar nutritional value per serving, and where I am, Australia, currently costs half as much for the same macros...For vegetarian and vegan diets, a good, cheap alternative, with similar nutritional value, would be something like tofu.

Crunch and delicious great price when on special. Always buy every flavour good amount of protein.

So tasty and perfect for junk food cravings!!