Protein Snacks

For the price I'm happy. It does have that somewhat dry quality that most protein bars have, but it's a decent tasting brownie, and not too sweet(!) which can be hard to come by from protein product manufacturers. Bear in mind maltitol isn't particularly low carb like some other sugar alcohols though. Someone described it as like a dense brick, but mine had similar softness to a packaged brownie, although not the rich squidginess that a good one has. it was not any denser, and less dense than some I've had in coffee shops. One review said that less than 10% of the calories come from protein - I make it about 30%. I suspect they saw "20g protein, 246 calories" and made a direct comparison, which isn't correct. There are 4 calories in each gram of protein, so 80 of those calories are from protein.

Top tip: warm up for 15-20 seconds in the microwave to soften them up. These are about a 3/5 if you have them room temperature. Once you warm them up they transform into a tasty dessert and pair well with a glass of cold milk. 20g of protein in your after dinner snack/treat is perfect for increasing protein intake.

I got these for emergency snacking when out walking. When it comes to protein bars I always set my expectations low in terms of taste and texture. These things are what they are: fast energy supplies, not gourmet starters or puddings, so on that basis and at this price I think these are some of the best I've found so far. The texture and taste of some of the more expensive brands are better but those are usually around twice the price. If the price of these goes up much more than they already are then I would definitely not purchase again, but currently they are worth it. Maybe a little dry for some and the taste is quite 'dark', but having given up sugary foods for over the last decade, they seem great to me. Overall a very nice hill snack at a reasonable price, but maybe not to everyones' taste.

Great

Imo they taste strange at 1st. after a while with a coffee they were better as they are stodgy need to eat slowly. I also tried the other version. I don't think I'll need purchasing again tho. They are not great but the stars are for the effort. I was hoping for something better.

I've been enjoying the SCI-MX High Protein Chocolate Chip Brownies for the past month, and I'm genuinely impressed with the results. Each brownie, packed with 20g of high-quality protein and only 0.5g of sugar, is a delicious and convenient way to meet my protein needs. What makes this product stand out is its rich, chocolatey flavor and soft texture, which makes it feel like a treat rather than a supplement. Despite being just 246 calories per brownie, they are incredibly satisfying and keep me full between meals. The packaging is convenient and ensures the brownies stay fresh, making it easy to take them on the go, whether I’m heading to the gym or the office. While these brownies are a bit pricier compared to regular snacks, the nutritional benefits and taste justify the cost. This product is ideal for anyone looking to boost their protein intake while enjoying a tasty, low-sugar treat.

Please avoid, extremely dense and unpleasant texture I bought these thinking they would be a nice high-protein brownie to have with a coffee, either as a mid-morning snack or after the gym. Unfortunately, the texture was awful. It was dry and sandy, yet somehow also incredibly dense. Honestly, chewing through a brick is the closest description I can give. The chocolate flavour itself is strong, and the brownies are larger than I expected. The protein and calorie content also seemed good for a convenient snack. Sadly, the texture and how difficult they were to chew completely ruined them for me, and I genuinely cannot face eating another one. I would not recommend these.

Really tasty and great to help achieve daily protein goals