Nick's Triple Chocolate

As a person with celiac it’s so difficult to find protein bars that 1. I can eat and 2. Actually taste good and Nicks somehow hits both. The texture is good, a little dense but not the worst I’ve had in a protein bar. They taste like candy bars but with a healthy dose of protein, which is what I’m looking for from a protein bar. Will be buying these again.

The most delicious healthy keto treat you can find, if your looking for a chocolate fix , look no further!

I used to purchase these often at the walmart but could no longer find them. I noticed the rebranding but still hadn't seen them at Walmart but they are available in other stores. I like the new packaging especially the colors or it. The calories are higher than my liking. I remember the previous versions of the bar was 180 now is 210. I think the ingredients could be better especially based on the cost per bar or box. Some of the ingredients cause me digestive issues. Overall in a pinch for a quick better alternative for protein without loads of sugar they will work. The taste is decent. They are very chewy, and came cold not melted in the box. If you want them to be softer placing them in a warmer are could work but you don't want them to melt because it changes the consistency too much and will be a mess to clean up

Taste's like candy is soooo true. I have been on a high protein diet and lost over 50lbs. This is my go to cheat treat. 10/10 Highly Reccomend.

Ingredients you don’t have to google to know what they are. Tastes like you’re cheating but you’re not - healthy and filling

Not my favorite. The mint is bitter.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I have to say, after having had an exceptionally good experience with Nick's Coconut Chocolate Bar, the Triple Chocolate Bar was very disappointing, considering how superior and close to the real thing the coconut bar was, and how difficult it is to create really delicious product, especially candy, with no or low cane sugar, honey, or maple syrup. since I can't return it, and they're only available in boxes of 12, it was really a shame to have to pitch all those uneaten chocolate bars. Even for protein bars, notoriously not the most interesting or tasty but consumed mostly for the protein element, they were shockingly funky and old-tasting. they resembled so many of the failed chocolates I've experimented with, having given up most refined cane sugar, honey, and other sweeteners for the past nearly 40 years. I missed the old Mounds and Almond Joy bars, however, and was heartened when I tried Nick's Coconut Chocolate Bars--not a perfect substitute, but close enough. they were sweet with no radioactive aftertaste of artificial sweetener, with the full coconut goodness present in all its glory. perhaps that was the difference--they were mostly comprised of coconut, with the chocolate covering being only slightly meh, but it wasn't the main show. I just think the Nick's people should keep trying with their other products--it's more expensive, I'm sure, and the demographics of us non-refined sugar eaters are probably too small and niche-y, but that's what online products provide for those of us outliers who have certain dietary restrictions, wide feet, short torsos, or whatever, and can't find what we need in brick and mortar stores. we're willing to pay more, but not for bad substitutes. I even tried Nick's Krispi Cookie Bars, with equally disappointing results. it was like eating chocolate flavored packing material--not "Krispi" at all. I don't recommend either of those products and would not buy them again. ever. Sugar content: no sugar added

They are delicious