Nick's Mint Chocolate

Yum and getting decent protein, not too bad calorie count

I had to stop buying these because I would eat too many of them in a day due to the taste! At least there's a bit more dietary fat in them rather than pure protein so it didn't hurt my digestion too hard. Anyway, fabulous flavor, probably the closest thing you're going to get to a great-tasting protein bar. But I'm at the point of my diet where I need to pare down, so a sad goodbye for now is in order for me.

Good protein product. Low in sugar. Needs a bit more mint flavor.

Disappointed that it is old and doesn’t have much flavor to it. I bought the Peanut Chocolate one and they are yummy. Fresh and soft and have flavor. My biggest frustration is that I should at least be able to get a replacement. These bars aren’t cheap!

These are great tasting, I always carry one in my purse for a quick pick me up!

The flavor is relatively good, not amazing. FitCrunch and Pure Protein have much better tasting mint chocolate chip bars in my opinion, and they don't cause allergic reactions for me. I am not sure what ingredient(s) have been bothering me, but every time I eat this bar, 1-2 hours later I feel awful with symptoms like upset stomach, chills, and unrelenting back pain. They don't cause symptoms for my boyfriend, so I will be giving them to him instead. I eat protein bars that have sugar alcohols, high fiber, and those that are made in facilities with tree nuts/soy all the time. I am not sure what I'm allergic to with these. In any case, it's easy for me to give these up because the flavor isn't fantastic to begin with. I give it a 5.5 or 6/10 for flavor.

I purchased one of these bars at a local health food store and immediatley fell in ove with it, but it was very pricey for just one. Found a whole box on Amazon for much cheaper. These are a wonderful low carb snack. If you love mint chip ice cream or thin mint cookies, these are definitely for you!

Alright, brace yourselves, because I've got some thoughts on Nick's Swedish-Style Snack Bar in Mint Chocolate flavor. Let's just say, my taste buds went on a wild roller coaster that I wasn't exactly prepared for. Imagine taking a bite and having a conversation with your taste buds that goes something like this: Taste Bud 1: "Hey, what's this? A Swedish-style snack bar? Sounds fancy!" Taste Bud 2: "Yeah, and it's mint chocolate! That sounds refreshing and delicious!" Taste Bud 1: "Okay, let's do this!" [The first bite] Taste Bud 1: "Wait, what? Is that... cardboard?" Taste Bud 2: "Nah, can't be. Maybe it's just a mild flavor introduction." [More chewing] Taste Bud 1: "Alright, cardboard, you win. But hey, what's that subtle hint of mint?" Taste Bud 2: "Oh yeah, there it is! Wait, is this mint or did someone accidentally spill mouthwash on the production line?" Taste Bud 1: "Hmm, maybe it's trying to be a breath mint and a snack bar all at once." Taste Bud 2: "Ingenious! But seriously, is this chocolate or cocoa's distant cousin?" Taste Bud 1: "Hard to tell. It's like the cocoa had an identity crisis." Taste Bud 2: "So, we're basically eating a minty cardboard with an identity-crisis cocoa?" Taste Bud 1: "Sounds about right." [The bar disappears] Taste Bud 2: "Well, that was an experience." Taste Bud 1: "Definitely. I mean, who needs flavor clarity when you can have mystery?" Taste Bud 2: "And a minty aftertaste that could give a toothpaste a run for its money." Taste Bud 1: "All in all, Nick's Swedish-Style Snack Bar, Mint Chocolate edition, is like a riddle wrapped in an enigma, coated with... well, who knows?" Taste Bud 2: "Exactly. A true adventure for the palate." So, if you're ready to embark on a flavor journey that defies expectations, Nick's Mint Chocolate snack bar might just be your ticket to a taste bud enigma. Just don't forget to bring your sense of humor and a glass of water. Lots of water.