David Variety Pack Protein Bars | 28g Protein | 6 Pack

The taste varies between great and okay. The macros are amazing, and it is fulfilling.But unfortunately, today i opended the peanut butter chunk flavor, I saw small green dots, I thought it might be part of it, but when I took the first but i immedietly regreted it, it was rotten, and I almost threw up my entire lunch. All the other flavors were fine, except this one, disgusting.I kept it in the fridge aways, so i'm sure it was shipped like this.

Well, I didn't want to like them. They are pricey, and I didn't like the pushy adverts on so much social media. But, when I got them, they are tasty, they are high protein, and they are filling. Works for me and will like purchase again

These are really, really good. I’m not into fitness and I will NOT choke down things I hate. I’m in late middle age tho, and my doctor wants me to cut the sugar and carbs. I am HAPPY to eat these. The texture is good, the flavor is GREAT, and I don’t at all feel like I’m punishing myself when I eat them. The perfect cure for my late-day cookie cravings. Downside: the variety box is a gamble. It didn’t contain the flavors it said it would. I don’t care, they’re delicious. The other downside: Holy crap, these are pricey. Honestly tho, how much is a miracle worth? Much like the $6 croissants from Hero, being able to keep treats in my diet is SUCH a luxury. And it’s DEFINITELY cheaper than getting diabetes.

This product was not a healthy choice. The flavors were unappealing. I would not purchase again.Additives concerning.Acesulfame potassium is a very powerful artificial sweetener that is about 200 times sweeter than sugar (sucrose). It is used in many so-called "diet" or sugar-free products.Acesulfame potassium is currently associated with a number of health risks:• Acesulfame potassium and cancerIn 2022, a cohort study by the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM) showed that acesulfame potassium consumption could be associated with a 12-13% increased risk of cancer in humans. The study also suggests that the consumption of sweeteners in general may be associated with an increased risk of cancer, similar to excessive sugar consumption. The scientists who conducted the study therefore "do not advise using artificial sweeteners as safe substitutes for sugar in foods and beverages." They also point out that the participants' acesulfame potassium consumption was below the acceptable daily intake (ADI) established by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

Low in calories a plus...taste is ok but all varieties taste about the same.

I'm not a fan of these bars, they are very sweet, although packed with protein and are low in calories. If you like really sweet bars, go for the David bars: if you don't like sweet bars, then try another bar.