Amazon.ca Amazon.ca: Save Up to 46% Off Select Quest Bars & Snacks Up to 46% Off Quest Bars & Snacks on Amazon.ca!

get this deal
this offer is expired

Grab a post-workout snack on Amazon.ca, where they're taking up to 46% off select varieties of Quest snacks.

For a limited time, you can save on their popular protein bars, tortilla-styles snacks, and much more. Check out a few of the best deals:

This offer is effective online for a limited time and Amazon.ca offers free shipping for all Prime members or on orders over $35.00 for those who aren't members.

Showing 40 Most Recent Comments

View all
Not a member? Register for free!
  • nUseBro
    • Ok this is going too far. Need to bring you back to reality since you can't see how asinine your argument is stating that you can purchase a larger UNHEALTHIER, NO NUTRITIONAL VALUE bag of Doritos cheaper than a healthier form of chips that can both support muscle growth and is conducive for a Keto diet. Let me simplify it for you, you're complaining that you can get junk food cheaper than a significantly healthier form of chips. You're basically stating that "hey when you're done your workout and need a protein fix or you want a snack that aligns with your keto diet, don't buy this bag of chips that delivers 19grams of protein, instead save money and buy Doritos!!" Is it starting to be clear how ridiculous your comments are??

      Still not clear? Your argument is the equivalent of telling someone "hey don't buy that protein shake, instead go to McDonalds and get their Summer value milkshake deal for $2! They're both milk based, but McDonalds is way cheaper and you get more product"

      Please tell me you now understand how foolish your statements are. If not, I dare you to bring your argument to a health nutritionist or anyone in the health and fitness industry.
      im not the off who brought doritos. It was the previous posted who said this was comparable to the price of doritos. It is not. You are going for an over-specific product, paying 80$ per kilo. You don't need protein chips. It's 32g. That means there's max 32g of protein in it. I'm saying you're trying to solve a non existent problem. I wouldn't buy this unless i was a literal millionaire.
    • Report Post
  • HDawg
    • Not necessarily healthier if you’re just watching calorie intake (both have essentially the same amount of calories) but Doritos is basically empty calories while Quest has 19g of protein and much less carbs.
      Yeah, weird how people are comparing to regular chips.

      These are an occasional protein boost snack for me. If I’m just in the mood to crunch on chips as opposed to having a protein shake, this is a good alternative. I tend to hit my macros anyways, which is why I don’t rely on chips and shakes but once in a while, its nice to have.
    • Report Post
  • karnige
    • Not necessarily healthier if you’re just watching calorie intake (both have essentially the same amount of calories) but Doritos is basically empty calories while Quest has 19g of protein and much less carbs.
      plus these are baked not fried in oil like doritos
    • Report Post
  • glover78
    • man you guys are weird beefing over chip prices
      lol as I age sheer stupidity gets me triggered. Especially in an industry that is notorious for crap supplement products. In this case we have someone advocating obvious crap, non-supplement food over something that is healthy (or at least hasn't been proven to be crap).
    • Report Post
  • ellesdad
    • What makes it significantly healthier?
      Not necessarily healthier if you’re just watching calorie intake (both have essentially the same amount of calories) but Doritos is basically empty calories while Quest has 19g of protein and much less carbs.
    • Report Post
  • aja
  • sonick
    • man you guys are weird beefing over chip prices

      OP here watching the show snacking on my Quest protein chips staying in keto Image
    • Report Post
  • seagull1987
    • the point isn’t a substitute for protein shakes. it’s to get a junk food fix that’s way healthier then doritos and has high protein.
      What makes it significantly healthier?
    • Report Post
  • 90210Franchise
    • man you guys are weird beefing over chip prices
    • Report Post
  • umadbrah
    • The chips taste like cardboard sprinkled with whatever flavor is written on the bag lol
    • Report Post
  • karnige
    • the price is so outrageous that I'd rather just take a shake instead.
      the point isn’t a substitute for protein shakes. it’s to get a junk food fix that’s way healthier then doritos and has high protein.
    • Report Post
  • glover78
    • https://www.costcobusinesscentre.ca/dor ... 36098.html

      you can get 32 (3x more) bags of 72 (2x more) for the same price.
      you're so deeply off it's insane. I literally had to check that you guys weren't shills. You're paying 80$ per kilo. For CHIPS. That's 8x more expensive than on sale chocolate.
      Ok this is going too far. Need to bring you back to reality since you can't see how asinine your argument is stating that you can purchase a larger UNHEALTHIER, NO NUTRITIONAL VALUE bag of Doritos cheaper than a healthier form of chips that can both support muscle growth and is conducive for a Keto diet. Let me simplify it for you, you're complaining that you can get junk food cheaper than a significantly healthier form of chips. You're basically stating that "hey when you're done your workout and need a protein fix or you want a snack that aligns with your keto diet, don't buy this bag of chips that delivers 19grams of protein, instead save money and buy Doritos!!" Is it starting to be clear how ridiculous your comments are??

      Still not clear? Your argument is the equivalent of telling someone "hey don't buy that protein shake, instead go to McDonalds and get their Summer value milkshake deal for $2! They're both milk based, but McDonalds is way cheaper and you get more product"

      Please tell me you now understand how foolish your statements are. If not, I dare you to bring your argument to a health nutritionist or anyone in the health and fitness industry.
    • Report Post
  • nUseBro
    • Wrong comparison. I specifically said a Doritos of similar size.
      https://www.costcobusinesscentre.ca/dor ... 36098.html

      you can get 32 (3x more) bags of 72 (2x more) for the same price.
      you're so deeply off it's insane. I literally had to check that you guys weren't shills. You're paying 80$ per kilo. For CHIPS. That's 8x more expensive than on sale chocolate.
    • Report Post
  • umadbrah
    • the price is so outrageous that I'd rather just take a shake instead.
      Or have both for double the proteinssss.

      I could never drink a protein shake every day (although I used to). You get so sick of it.
    • Report Post
  • glover78
    • do you mean the 32 gram bags that costs 2.60$ each compared to a doritos bag which is 8 times larger?
      Wrong comparison. I specifically said a Doritos of similar size.
    • Report Post
  • karawaii
    • Good find OP, what's the comparison to Costco?
      Looks like Costco started selling Quest chips: 34.99 for box of 14 bags (32g).
    • Report Post
  • Madevilz
    • the price is so outrageous that I'd rather just take a shake instead.
      That works. The chips are just a luxury item for dieting. If you have the calories to spare, just eat a bag of chip along with your protein shake.

      I like them for convenience. Gonna travel soon, and these will come handy at the airport and on the flight.
    • Report Post
  • AceMagnet
    • Just tried the chili lime chips and it's surprisingly good!
    • Report Post
  • nUseBro
    • Are there any other options for low calories protein chips?
      the price is so outrageous that I'd rather just take a shake instead.
    • Report Post
  • nUseBro
    • Doritos are also like $4 a bag at regular price. Would have to find a mini pack of doritos to cross check. They really on come in plain and as part of a variety pack and idk the cost of those
      it makes sense to compare your on sale product with my on sale product.
    • Report Post
  • jeff1970
    • I've tried their cookies, and was NOT impressed; lacks flavour.

      The peanut butter cups are amazing, but I think better deal when available from Costco.

      Has anyone tried their chips? Any good?
      I like the chips. I would normally get it from Wal*Mart, but there is a little bit of savings here.

      I wish these types of products weren’t so overpriced though. But I you want your junk food to be healthy, this is the only way.
    • Report Post
  • newfbc
  • Jonproject
    • If you do a subscribe and save and get one every month.... Is it the same price indefinitely or does it go back to regular price once the sale is over?

      If I can get one box per month for $21 for life, that would be pretty amazing.
      Would also like to know! Anyone have experience with S&S?
      No you will not get the same price in perpetuity. You'll get a reminder email before they ship the next one out letting you know the new price. You'll still get the S&S discount on the new price, but if they go back up to $30 in the meantime, that's what you'll pay.

      I've cancelled a few S&S products this year due to the pricing no longer being competitive.
    • Report Post
  • sonick
    • Yah I like sunasia pork rinds, lower fat and calories being baked instead of fried.
    • Report Post
  • umadbrah
    • Did a pickup order for the the chips. Came to $14.75 all in with the additional pickup discount. Works out to $1.84 a bag.

      These chips are a great option for anyone who is on a high protein diet or even a keto diet (on average a bag of chips has 4g net carbs and when combined with a fatty dip would make for a great keto snack).

      And yes, it doesn't really make sense comparing these chips to Doritos. LOL
      I'm on a high protein diet (160-200g) and under 1800 calories. Most of my protein comes from chicken breasts and ground turkey. The chips would help quite a bit as an in between snack and when I can't cook.
    • Report Post
  • spiralspirit
    • Haven't found the big tubs of pork rinds at Costco for a while. might have to get some of these snacks
      I think the pork rinds are healthier for you in the long run
    • Report Post
  • ChopSuey
    • Did a pickup order for the the chips. Came to $14.75 all in with the additional pickup discount. Works out to $1.84 a bag.

      These chips are a great option for anyone who is on a high protein diet or even a keto diet (on average a bag of chips has 4g net carbs and when combined with a fatty dip would make for a great keto snack).

      And yes, it doesn't really make sense comparing these chips to Doritos. LOL
    • Report Post
  • kenj
    • Haven't found the big tubs of pork rinds at Costco for a while. might have to get some of these snacks
    • Report Post
  • Madevilz
    • The prices are still insane for what you get.
      Just eat real chips and chocolate bars if price are too ridiculous for ya :)
    • Report Post
  • dankashun
    • The prices are still insane for what you get.
    • Report Post
  • MTLGuru
    • That price is the best I've seen for the PB cups - ordered two boxes. Thanks!
      They're much cheaper at Cost, 27.99 regular price in the East. they were on clearance a few months ago for 14.99.
    • Report Post
  • McGarnagle
    • Am pretty interested in what quest bars taste like these days, used to get them a lot when bb.com had sales, now they're like double the price. Stopped getting them when Kirkland bars came out at Costco, then they stopped stocking them for like a year, and ever since then if I wanted to do a keto diet I found it was way more economical to just buy sausage and fatty meats and eggs and pork rinds and actually eat closer to zero carb with more natural tasting food, good if you're a meat fan.

      Gonna order some chips, I wonder what being made out of protein powder tastes like in a chip?
    • Report Post
  • rcharkav
    • Bro you don't just throw some protein powder back without the water to get your fix?

      Can spend the same amount of $$$ and save on water too, who even needs water!
      Bro you don't just throw some protein powder on your back to get your fix? soaks into your system and hits quicker for better gains

      can spend the same amount of $$$ and save on time! we all need time!
    • Report Post
  • Dealfinder12321
    • Would also like to know! Anyone have experience with S&S?
      Back to normal.
    • Report Post
  • Dealfinder12321
    • Would also like to know! Anyone have experience with S&S?
      Back tk normal
    • Report Post
  • sYc1234
    • If you do a subscribe and save and get one every month.... Is it the same price indefinitely or does it go back to regular price once the sale is over?

      If I can get one box per month for $21 for life, that would be pretty amazing.
      Would also like to know! Anyone have experience with S&S?
    • Report Post
  • biggerthanfun
    • How many calories per bag of chips?
      Why wouldn't they show the nutritional label on Amazon?
    • Report Post
  • Mr_Fanta
  • yalinky
    • yeah they used to be an insane deal. now it's not worth anymore. I just received the quest peanut butter cups and tbh I like the taste of mid day squares better. all good though.
    • Report Post
  • Brewsky
    • Bro you don't just throw some protein powder back without the water to get your fix?

      Can spend the same amount of $$$ and save on water too, who even needs water!
      I use to but my nostrils got sensitive and would bleed easily.
    • Report Post

Other Groceries Deals

View all

Other Amazon.ca Deals

View all
get deal