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Quest Nutrition Chocolate Chip Muffin – Durable Gym Bag Recovery Snack for Car After Workout, 2g Net Carbs

Quest Nutrition Chocolate Chip Muffin – Durable Gym Bag Recovery Snack for Car After Workout, 2g Net Carbs

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Why you'll love it

  • Satisfies chocolate chip muffin cravings with less than 1g of sugar, eliminating the guilt that comes with traditional baked goods
  • Delivers 10g of dairy-based protein to support muscle recovery and satiety without the chalky protein-bar texture
  • Fits strict low-carb and keto macros at only 2g net carbs per muffin, making it rare among baked treats
  • Kosher-certified and individually portioned, simplifying macro tracking and dietary compliance
  • Variety pack options let households try multiple flavors without committing to a single SKU

Perfect for

  • Post-workout protein recovery snack
  • Grab-and-go breakfast on busy mornings
  • Low-carb chocolate dessert replacement for keto dieters
  • Mid-afternoon office snack to avoid sugar crash
  • Shelf-stable travel snack for road trips or hikes

Product Information
HACK YOUR SNACK. Quest Bake Shop Chocolate Chip Muffins deliver rich chocolatey taste with <1g of sugar.

MUFFINS DAY & NITE. 10g of grab & go protein* make them the muffins you can enjoy for breakfast or anytime you need a protein snack

PROTEIN FORWARD. Quality dairy-based proteins help deliver the amino acids your body wants.

COMPROMISE ELSEWHERE. With Quest Bake Shop Chocolate Chip Muffins you can snack without looking back

QUEST. Big on protein, low on sugar, huge on flavor. Yep, it’s basically cheating.
Flavor: Chocolate Chip Muffins
Brand: Quest
Item Weight: 456 g
Allergen Information: Eggs, Milk, Soy
Specialty: Kosher Certified
Number of Items: 8
Package Weight: 0.54 kg
Package Information: Box
Number of Pieces: 8
UPC: 888849013340

Cheat on muffins. With muffins. New Quest Bake Shop Chocolate Chip Muffins are a delightfully soft treat loaded with rich chocolatey chips. Each muffin contains 10g of protein per serving* to power your quest, along with 2g of net carbs* and <1g of sugar* to fit into your healthy lifestyle. So dive into the decadent flavor of chocolate chip muffins whenever you desire. *Per serving. See Nutrition Facts for Calories.

Ingredients
INGREDIENTS: MILK PROTEINS (WHEY PROTEIN ISOLATE, MICELLAR CASEIN, WHEY PROTEIN CONCENTRATE, CALCIUM CASEINATE), WATER, POLYDEXTROSE, CANOLA OIL, GLYCERIN, EGGS, UNSWEETENED CHOCOLATE, ERYTHRITOL, NATURAL FLAVORS. CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF THE FOLLOWING: COCOA BUTTER, CITRUS FIBER, MODIFIED CELLULOSE GUM, NONFAT DRY MILK, SOY LECITHIN, SALT, GUAR GUM, BAKING SODA, SUCRALOSE, CELLULOSE GUM, XANTHAN GUM. CONTAINS: MILK, EGGS, SOY. PROCESSED IN A FACILITY THAT ALSO PROCESSES PEANUTS, WHEAT, AND TREE NUTS.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this muffin sturdy enough to throw in a gym bag after a workout?

Yes. Each muffin is individually wrapped, so it holds up in a gym bag, locker, or car console without crumbling or sticking to other items.

Will the chocolate chips melt if I leave it in a hot car after a workout?

Like most baked goods, exposure to high heat can soften the texture. For best results, store the box in a cooler bag or shaded area on hot days, especially in summer.

Can I use this as a post-workout recovery snack on the drive home from the gym?

Absolutely. With 10g of dairy-based protein per muffin, it is a convenient recovery option for the car ride, locker room, or post-workout refuel window.

Does it work as a hiking snack that will not weigh down my pack?

Yes. The 8-count box is shelf-stable, individually wrapped, and lightweight, making it easy to portion out one or two muffins for a trail day or longer hike.

Will it stay fresh on a multi-day road trip without refrigeration?

Quest Muffins are designed as a shelf-stable snack. As long as the box stays sealed and stored in a cool, dry area of the vehicle, they hold up well across multi-day trips.

I am camping for the weekend. Is this a smart snack to pack?

It is a popular option for campers who want a sweet, high-protein treat without the refrigeration needs of traditional baked goods or protein shakes.

Can I bring these on a flight as a travel snack?

Yes. The individually wrapped, shelf-stable format is suitable for carry-on bags and makes a clean protein option for flights, layovers, and hotel stays.

Is this better than a traditional granola or energy bar for outdoor activity?

It depends on your goal. Quest delivers a soft, muffin-like experience with 10g protein and 2g net carbs, while many granola and energy bars are denser and higher in sugar or net carbs.

How does this compare to a regular protein shake after a workout?

A shake delivers fast-digesting protein in liquid form, while the muffin offers a chewable, satisfying option with the same 10g protein and added fiber from polydextrose and citrus fiber. Many active users rotate between both.

What about compared to a standard energy bar for hiking?

Most energy bars are calorie-dense and often higher in sugar. Quest Muffins give you a sweet, soft snack with 10g protein and under 1g sugar, which can fit cleaner into a low-carb or macro-tracked outdoor plan.

Will the erythritol sweetener cause stomach issues on a long hike?

Most people tolerate erythritol well, but on a strenuous hike you may want to test your response with one muffin beforehand. Pairing with water also helps with digestion.

Is the kosher certification relevant for outdoor or travel use?

It can be for travelers who keep kosher. The certification means the snack meets kosher dietary standards anywhere you go, which is useful on the road, at campsites, or in shared kitchens.

Can I pack a couple of muffins in a Ziploc for a day hike without them going bad?

Yes. Because they are individually wrapped, you can pull a few from the 8-count box and pack them loose for the day. They will stay fresh in a daypack as long as they are sealed and protected from moisture.

How should I store Quest Nutrition Chocolate Chip Muffins?

Store the box in a cool, dry place at room temperature. Each muffin is individually wrapped, so you can keep the box sealed and only open what you plan to eat right away to maintain freshness.

Do I need to refrigerate the muffins after opening?

Refrigeration is not required. As long as the individually wrapped portions stay sealed, the muffins hold up well in the pantry, desk drawer, or gym bag.

Are Quest Muffins ready to eat straight from the package?

Yes. They are fully baked and individually wrapped. Just open the wrapper and enjoy, no prep, microwaving, or assembly needed.

Are these muffins compatible with a keto or low-carb diet?

Yes. With 2g net carbs and less than 1g sugar per muffin, they fit cleanly into standard keto and low-carb macro targets, which is rare for a baked treat.

Do they contain common allergens I should know about?

Yes. The product is labeled for milk, eggs, and soy, so anyone with those allergies should avoid it. The formula is also kosher-certified.

What is included in the 8-count box, and what should I buy separately?

The 8-count box contains eight individually wrapped Chocolate Chip Muffins. Nothing else is required, but 16-count and 26-count variety bundles are available if you want to add Blueberry and Chocolate Brownie flavors.

Is this product safe for people with diabetes or blood sugar concerns?

With less than 1g of sugar and 2g net carbs per muffin, it is often chosen by people monitoring blood sugar, but you should always consult your healthcare provider for guidance specific to your condition.

Will the protein in this muffin upset a sensitive stomach?

The protein comes from a dairy-based blend of whey and casein sources. People with lactose sensitivity or dairy allergies should avoid it, and the allergen label clearly calls out milk.

How is a protein muffin different from a protein bar?

A protein muffin is soft, bakery-style, and built on a baked formula with polydextrose and citrus fiber for texture, while a protein bar is typically denser and chewier. Both can deliver similar protein, but the eating experience and macro profile differ.

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