Quest Nutrition Coated Candies, Peanut Butter, 1g Sugar, 10g Protein, 4g Net Carbs, Gluten Free, Keto Friendly, 12 Count

I made the mistake of purchasing these when the weather in Arizona climbed to 84°. They arrived melted and gross. I placed them in the fridge and they are ok. Again, this was a result of MY miscalculating the weather!!They are delicious if you order them during the cool months. My husband suffers from dry mouth from radiation treatment, and usually cannot eat candy like this. These mildly stimulate saliva production in the mouth,(they must have xylitol in them?! I’ve not yet read the ingredients). The level of sweetness is perfection. The texture is good. Nothing off putting about these. The protein helps me control in between meal hunger. The quantity in each package is generous. I’m very pleased with this product.

These are quite tasty. They do have a little bit of a sugar substitute flavor aftertaste. It's still not too bad. I think they satisfy a need when a sweet is craved. They work for me.

I got these for a treat but a good treat with protein! I can only eat a few at a time because they are very sweet and artificial sweetener tasting. They are good but after too many I just can't eat anymore- which is also a good thing. The serving size is the whole package but it takes me about 3 sittings to eat the whole package. This does help with calorie counting. Overall I do enjoy these when I needd a chocolate/peanut butter fix!

These are so good. I have to remind myself they are still candy though haha. Better to still treat it like junk food but a great alternative to Reese’s. I feel like you get more for the same calories as well

Taste great and no digestive problems

I am definitely torn on these. I absolutely love peanut butter M&Ms, so when I saw these, I knew it was an instant purchase. They are quite similar to peanut butter M&Ms or Reese's Pieces—actually, surprisingly close, in terms of taste and texture.I was pretty surprised by the ingredients and nutrition facts: 170 calories, 12g total fat, 10g saturated fat, 25g total carbs, 2g fiber, 1g total sugar, 10g protein, and somehow, 20g of erythritol for a single bag.From the first bite, you immediately notice the erythritol. It's clear they were aiming for that ultra-sweet, tasty peanut butter M&Ms flavor, but I think they dropped the ball by using so much erythritol. The taste and sweetness are there, but so is the cooling effect from the erythritol, and it’s very noticeable. The flavor is fantastic, but everything is overpowered by the intense cooling sensation from the high amount of erythritol. It almost felt like I was eating a weird peanut butter candy with mint. It's just odd and somewhat unpleasant.Overall, I’m definitely torn. I’ve always consumed erythritol in moderation due to certain studies showing potential risks (especially that very recent study), so the high amount of erythritol, paired with the overpowering cooling sensation and the staggering 50% of the daily saturated fat in a single bag, puts it in a weird place for me. I enjoy the "everything in moderation" mindset, so I don't mind indulging in a high-saturated-fat treat. However, I just don't think this would be at the top of my list for something worth indulging in unless they swapped out at least some of the erythritol for a different sweetener.

These are even better than Reese’s pieces!

This product hurts my stomach and make me feel uneasy for a few hours after eating. I normally have a strong stomach and no food usually upsets me, but these cause a weird sensation. I've only had a few packages until I realized these were the culprit and now I can't even think about them without feeling a bit nauseous.