ONE Reese's Peanut Butter Protein Bar, 18g Protein, 3g Sugar, 12 ct

Reese’s in anything is the best!! Had to try this creation, and this did not disappoint at all! My kids even love this bar, my two year old will eat this daily if I let him. It is great if you are trying to eat healthy and want a sweet snack at the end of the day, this is the snack for you. The flavor is amazing and just overall really enjoy this treat.

Great tasting protein bars. Low in sugar and calories.

I was a bit disappointed, but . . . overall, the bars are okay. My kids and I love Reese's, so I was hoping these bars would taste more like candy, but . . . . not. The taste is . . . okay, but the texture is too dense and chewy. Still, the peanut butter flavor is good and the amount of protein is great.

These taste great and have a good texture not to much sugar either

TL;DR: These bars taste AMAZING but proceed with caution. Unexpected and uncomfortable laxative side effects of MALTITOL may occur, leaving you feeling emptied out and full of regret. This ingredient is the only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars. If you’re not sensitive to this sugar substitute, I 100% recommend these. ***This review is NOT medical advice. Seek the advice of a doctor. Do your own research.*** REVIEW: Seriously one of my FAVORITE protein bars of all time, and 9g of protein isn’t bad considering it almost tastes like a candy bar. I recommend them based on that. However, consider yourself warned of the potential laxative effects of the ingredient MALTITOL. Wouldn’t surprise me if that’s the evil ingredient that makes these bars taste so good. Look it up if you haven’t heard of it or the perils of eating too many sugar-free gummy bears. If you choose to proceed and try this product, start at a glacial pace and consider doing so at home with a free schedule to be safe and spare any embarrassment. Hopefully all will be well for you and you can enjoy these delicious protein bars worry-free. Remember the sugar-free gummy bears craze and the hilarious reviews that followed? Yeah. MALTITOL can totally wreck your day. Or week. Depends…. and while you’re at it, you should probably buy some of those, too, if you decide to try these for the first time and go out in public. The Depends, I mean. And get extra TP. Eating too many of these One brand bars that contain Maltitol, or eating them too regularly, can literally put you in a crappy spot. Maltitol is partially metabolized and fermented in the gut. Some potential Maltitol side-effects: • Angry abdomen that won’t stop grumbling…loudly audible from feet away. • Stomach cramps. • Extreme gas and shart potential. • Diarrhea or frequent bathroom trips. • Nausea • The need to cancel your plans. • The possibility of *truly* ruining a date night. • Ruining your work shift. • Feeling disgusting and/or embarrassed. They taste soooo good, but these protein bars can leave you feeling emptied out and full of regret. Just apply the sugar-free gummy bear rule. If you are sensitive to Maltitol or if you don’t know if you are, proceed with caution. DO NOT consume one of these amazing tasting bars the day of OR before a major event if you don’t know how your body will respond. It can take a day or two for your digestive tract to return to normal. Also, wait a few hours after consumption and absolutely sure before attempting to go about your normal schedule or in public. The laxative effect is a delayed one (maybe a 2-4 hours) if you are sensitive to Maltitol. Do NOT eat them before bed or before anything remotely important. Try them on a day when you don’t have any plans, as you may end up stuck in the bathroom. Maybe on a weekend and at home to be safe. I’m not sure how much Maltitol these contain, but there wasn’t a severe onset like the sugar free gummy bears. The gummy bears were worse but the symptoms subsided in 24 hours. With these bars, it took a few days for side effects to initially begin, then TWO DAYS without eating them to return back to normal. Tried one again after those 2 days as a test and was fine. However, when I ate another the next day, the process repeated. So, try these delicious protein bars out SLOWLY, maybe no more than one per day for the first few days. See how your body responds. I suggest not eating more than 2 a day unless you know you can handle it. Do your research… results are individual. Some people can eat one a day and be fine, but 1.5 or 2 bars doesn’t go so well. Some people can all they want and be fine. You might not even be sensitive to this ingredient at all, but many are. Hopefully you can just enjoy these awesome One bars worry-free! Good luck!