FULFIL Protein Bars, Chocolate Salted Caramel Flavored, Gluten Free with 20g Protein, Pantry Staples, 12 Count

These have no sugar added, a decent amount of protein and great taste/satiety for the calories. I also like that they have a smaller 1.41 ounce bar for when I don’t want to consume as many calories and don’t have the willpower to only eat half of the bigger bar. I’ve tried the Reese’s flavor, the salted caramel flavor and the peanut caramel flavors; the Reese’s and salted caramel flavors are my favorites although I look forward to trying the triple chocolate flavor. I like that there is a couple of different textures in the bars. I was also happy that I could find single bars at my local CVS to try before committing to buying a whole case of them. I have all the flavors in my Amazon shopping cart so I can buy them when they go on sale. I got an absolutely screamin’ deal once! Like another reviewer pointed out, I’m not getting free product to write this review and can honestly tell you I like these better than barbell’s, quest, Lenny and Larry’s, David’s, Wonderslim, Builders, magic spoon, myprotein, built, Fitcrunch and pure protein.

Delicious, even though these don't have a higher fiber content like other protein bars, they are great for post work out or pre workout, they are also good if you have chocolate cravings, and are way better choice than a candy bar, they are chewy in texture like a milky way or snickers and I like that. I crave chocolate alot so having one of these daily really hits the spot for me and I like that they have an option to get the larger size bar or the smaller size bar, I typically get the smaller bar for 169 calories because I like mine as a snack or I eat it in addition to a meal for extra protein, it's hard for me to get enough protein in right now so the price point when these are on sale for 17$ is absolutely worth it and I definitely buy multiples when so, plus I can use my EBT card which as a single mom whose building her own business and is all about health and fitness and financial responsibility, that makes these even more of a win for me. Plus my son also was able to eat them without complaining, they don't have the typical protein residue after taste which is wonderful.

Love these!! These are like eating a $100,000 Grand candy bar but with lots of protein. I have one every morning. These are larger bars than in the grocery stores. Most grocery stores sell a smaller version with 15g of protein. And these cost about 20% less than the ones I get by the box at the grocery store. So Yummy.

These are really delicious and honestly to me didn’t taste like a protein bar at all. Felt like eating a normal candy bar so I’m not sure if that’s good or bad.

This chocolate protein bar has a solid flavor and doesn’t taste overly artificial like some protein bars do. The texture is decent—not too chalky—but it can be a little chewy. It’s filling and works well as a quick snack or post-workout option. I’m giving it four stars because while it’s good, it’s not quite “candy-bar good,” and I wish the chocolate flavor were a bit richer. Overall, though, it’s a reliable protein bar I’d buy again.

Sometimes you wont see people name names, because they're being paid for the review. I am not being paid... IQ Bar, Think Protein, Kind max, Kate's, Quest, Barebells, Robert Irvine's fitcrunch, and Fulfil. These are the protein bars I've tried since I started going keto, and the salted caramel Fulfil bar is head and shoulders above anything else I've tried. The taste is great, texture is right on with the cookie crumbles, and the macros are decent. It honestly tastes the most like a candy bar out of anything I've tried. I like to have them mid-day between lunch and dinner. Try it, you wont be disappointed. I also like the hazelnut, and reese's flavors.

This "protein chocolate bar" is an affront to both chocolate and the noble pursuit of gains. From the moment it touched my tongue, I knew I'd made a grave error. It tasted like someone melted down a gym sock, mixed it with the chalk dust from a weightlifting platform, and then, as a final insult, tried to mask the whole dreadful concoction with the faintest whisper of cocoa that clearly gave up halfway through its job. The texture was equally offensive – a baffling dichotomy of simultaneously gritty and strangely rubbery, as if I were chewing on a dried-out piece of old tires mixed with sand. Each bite was an exercise in masochism, requiring Herculean jaw strength just to break through the initial, unyielding barrier. And the aftertaste? A lingering, acrid bitterness that clung to my palate like a desperate, sweaty gym bro after a heavy set, refusing to leave no matter how much water I chugged. Honestly, I'd rather gnaw on a rusty dumbbell than subject my taste buds to this abomination again. If this is what "healthy" tastes like, I'm perfectly content embracing a life of joyful, delicious unhealthiness. My stomach is still staging a protest, and my soul feels inexplicably soiled. Do yourself a favor and just eat a regular chocolate bar, or, better yet, just drink a protein shake. At least those have the decency to be what they claim. This is just a lie in bar form.