Throw those quest bars away! Save yourself!
Quest bar slippery slope!
I wouldn’t eat them if you paid me.
Fake foods are why we are a mess in the first place.
Try me.
The one and only time I tried a Quest Bar it had the texture of crayons and wet sand. Didn’t taste much better than that either. So no danger of me forming an addiction to them.
Are you telling us so we can tell you not do have them : - ) Okay, Kris, dude what are you doing with your life? Throw that poison out. Find some proper food instead. I am totally serious!
(I started having factory made “beef stock” because I’m too busy (or lazy, not sure which) to make my own broth, so what do you know, now I am craving that stuff! I need to have 2 or 3 a day. Sure not many carbs but it seems the “bliss point” strikes again).
@Kris86 The first time I went through this thread, I thought it was started by some noob who didn’t know better.
But dude, if I looked as good as you do, I wouldn’t be eating no filthy, stinking box of Quest bars!
It’s a free country. If he wants to look like his before picture again, that’s his choice.
Yea, not great.
At least now I know how many quest bars it takes in conjunction with my normal feasting to knock myself out of ketosis.
The answer is three.
I’ve found the quest bars to taste funny to me so I’m glad for that. I do love the crunchy peanut butter “Thinkthin” bars with 1g net carb. They are like sex in my mouth good. But I feel like there’s something wrong eating them. Like it’s a deal with the devil, there’s a secret price to pay kinda thing. I’m sure I’ll have more in the future but I’m on an off swing currently.
Recently I discovered Optimum Nutrition Jalapeno Almonds which are MY FUCKING JAM I’m sorry for cursing but I get so excited about spicy chocolate. They are 2g net carbs but you know the deal, full of funky fake sweeteners so again, deal with the devil. But damn they are beautiful delicious