David, Protein Bar, Sample Pack, Variety Pack, Pack of 4 Protein Bars | 28g of Protein | 150 Calories | 0g of Sugar - High Protein, Low Carb, Gluten Free Protein Bar

I ordered this sample pack, and I've eaten the blueberry pie bar. It's simply the most satisfying and nutritious protein bar I've had, and I've tried at least 20 different bars. The flavor and texture are closest to the RXBar, only slightly better and less sticky. Then you've got the macros-28G protein and 14 grams carbs-and it includes allulose, which has been shown to have beneficial health effects.The most impressive thing about this bar is how satisfying it is--I didn't have the slightest urge to eat anything else for 5 or 6 hours-on 150 calories!In fairness, it's not the best tasting bar I've had, which is the Power Crunch Peanut Butter or Chocolate mint. But the David Bar, for about half the calories, is immensely more satisfying, has healthier ingredients, and tastes pretty decent. I'm switching over to these, even though they cost nearly twice as much per bar (although about the same per gram of protein). And I get hungry within a couple of hours after I eat the Power Crunch bars--they're really more of a protein-rich cookies. Flavor is important, but it's only part of the overall experience. I'm extremely happy with the David bars-and I paid for them.

Lately, I have been trying different high protein bars to see if any stood out from the rest. I pretty much liked all the protein bars I tasted but they all were very similar tasting. Some were very soft, others hard and chewy but their flavor was all alike to me...good but not what I would say "outstanding" For example, the peanut butter flavored bars all had a subtle peanut butter flavor, but none even came close to the taste of an actual peanut butter cup. David bars really surprised me....they actually tasted very similar to a real candy bar. I like their consistency and sweetness and superior flavors. And these bars had some of the highest amounts of protein and lowest amounts of carbs and fat! If I want a high protein bar from now on.....I will most likely choose one of the David bar flavors.

I purchased the very expensive sample pack. I was hopeful because the protein was high and there were some nice reviews. But every single flavor was yuck 🤢 — and had a terribly nauseating aftertaste, I couldn’t eat more than one little bite. I’ve tried many different protein bars—sorry to say this definitely one of the worst! 🤢 I don’t know how anyone can taste those and say they are tasty! I’m a connoisseur so if you’re looking for a suggestion, one of the better tasting ones I’ve had are Aloha bars. All the flavors are tasty and they’re healthy.

I just can’t in good conscience give these any more than 3 stars. Yes, they taste good and yes, the macros are good. But the ingredients are not. Seed oils and gmo?? For something designed by Peter Attia I would have expected top notch ingredients. None of the ingredients are even organic. And some of the protein is from collagen which is an incomplete protein and since they don’t list the amino acids I’m quite sure this would not meet the leucine requirement for muscle protein synthesis. Is it healthier than a candy bar, sure. But for this outrageous price it’s just NOT worth it.

Because of physical and digestive issues, I rely on protein bars to get enough protein. I eat at least two of them a day. My top choice in Kirkland, because I like their taste and texture, and they are reasonably priced - in fact, a bargain. However, I recently started to research other options and came across David bars as being well regarded. I bought the sample pack, even though I had no intention of eating the blueberry. I found them to be tasty, with no bad aftertaste. Their size and caloric content is excellent, and with 28 grams of protein, they are what I need. The texture is okay, but I wasn’t expecting rice crispy things in them, so that was not preferred. However it was the price that will prevent a repurchase. At about $4.00 per bar, they are too expensive. And they should be offered in options other than a controlled sample pack of 4 or 12 bars for $40. One should be able to buy what they want.

Quite high in protein. Tastes vary (for sure), but I am okay with the taste of these. Variety pack helped me to zero in on which of the flavors I would like to continue purchasing (I have purchased more David bars).

These bars have good protein numbers but the protein sources are disappointing. Peter Attia (an investor in David bars) recently highlighted how poor collagen is for muscle building yet there is more collagen in these bars than whey protein concentrate.The taste is average, the texture is the best part aa it is airy and crispy.Also, disappointing to see palm oil in the ingredient list. For this price, I expected more.

Been seeing these on Instagram and wanted to try without buying a whole box so this was the perfect option! The sample bars are full sized bars so the value for the money is great.All 4 flavors are good, but my favorite/recommended would be the cookie dough and the cake batter (which is ironic because I don’t normally like birthday cake/cake batter flavored protein).You can eat them right out of the packaging, or it is recommended to microwave the bar (AFTER taking it out of the packaging) for 7-8 seconds. I took a bite before microwaving so I could try it both ways and it definitely makes the texture more enjoyable after heating it up.They’re not overly sweet, or rich in flavor, but they are good and very satisfying protein bar.