Quest Nutrition is at it again, continuing their dominance in the fitness community with their beloved Quest Bar. One of the largest strategies for their success is the social media presence of their brand: Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. They marketed the brand new flavor, Cookies N’ Cream, numerous times, particularly with an everyday count down for the last few weeks. “Have you tried it yet?” “Do you think it will really taste like Cookies and Cream like they claim?” I was asked by many, as everyone knows how obsessed I am with their bars. Being a chocolate brownie and cookie dough advocate myself, I was ready for a new flavor as eating only a few flavors a week was getting relatively tiresome. My girlfriend surprised me with a visit to the local GNC store and picked me up a few of their brand new bars. Here’s some info on the bar and what I thought.
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