Chocolate Coconut Wafer – 20 Bars

Well what can I say fantastic food barsIf you are a fitness person who are always doing stuff then the chocolate coconut bars are great too have on the goLovely tasteJust a great snack barAlso fantastic for health as the bar contains all you need for on the goI recommend

Overall these chocolate protein bars make a decent snack option when I want something quick that still ticks the protein box. The texture is crisp and light, with clean layers of wafer, coconut cream and a thin chocolate coating. They’re not overly sweet, which I appreciate, and they manage to satisfy a sweet craving without the sugar crash I’d get from a regular chocolate bar. Each bar has just 0.8g of sugar and over 9g of protein, which is a solid balance.Flavour-wise, the coconut is there but not overpowering. It adds a nice tropical note without being too much, and the chocolate complements it well without tasting artificial. That said, they are very dry, and I find they stick to the roof of my mouth a bit, so I usually need a drink alongside them. They also have that familiar protein taste that tends to linger, especially towards the end of the bar.I like that they’re not too dense or heavy, unlike some other protein snacks, and I can eat one without feeling weighed down. They’re handy for work or post-gym, and while they’re not the most indulgent or flavour-packed option out there, they do the job. The only downside for me is the high saturated fat content, which I’m severely conscious of (I do think that is because coconut itself tends to have high saturated fat and that's what's probably driving the levels up), and the fact they can be a bit messy if eaten on the go.

These wafers are crisp and creamy all at once, with a light, airy crunch that gives way to a slightly chewy, nougat-like richness, just enough to soften the bite and add a bit of satisfying substance.The milk chocolate coating melts smoothly on the tongue, bringing a mellow, buttery flavour that leans more towards creamy milk than deep cocoa.There is a light trace of vanilla weaving through, subtle enough to lift the flavour without overwhelming it.They carry a soft coconut aroma, just enough to lift the senses, while the overall sweetness stays restrained and well-judged.You can tell they are made to be lighter: less sugar, more fibre, compared to traditional wafers, and that comes through in the taste. There is a soft, layered mouthfeel, with moments of creaminess and the occasional delicate flake of grated coconut that gives a lovely textural lift.In essence, it is a protein snack dressed up like a dessert …crunchy, creamy, coconutty, and just indulgent enough to feel like a treat.Happy to recommend!

These came in a plain cardboard box, just loose inside it. A simple design for the packaging as well. The bars themselves are quite nice though, if not a little dry in the mouth. There is a lack of sweetness being added and I think that's a good thing for those of us who don't particular like overly sweet or are aware of the taste of sweeteners (like my hubby).The chocolate tastes a little bitter, seems to be a darker chocolate and gives it a little sweetness on the edge, but coupled with the desiccated coconut, and wafer, the 'cream' filling does little to get the mouth juices going, if anything dries them up pretty quickly. It's a nice feeling though, and does stop you eating it too fast.Unfortunately, if you're the type of person that craves sweet treat as part of your protein bar post workout, this probably isn't the one for you. It's a far cry from the tradition chewy whey based protein bars, but if you are looking for something a little different it's worth check out.

The coconut flavor inside is noticeable but not overpowering, giving it a lovely tropical twist without being sickly sweet. The wafer texture is light and crispy, Either a softness of coconut cream! The "low sugar" claim also holds true; they don't taste overly sweet, and I don't get that sugary rush and then crash that I do with regular chocolate bars. They satisfy my sweet tooth without making me feel guilty, and they genuinely leave me feeling more sustained than a regular biscuit or chocolate bar would.

i love wafer based snacks and most of the snack bars i eat these days are ones with added protein so i was really excited about trying these as on paper they really do tick a lot of my boxes. personally I find them to have a strange slightly chalky texture which i think is the coconut element at work.but taste is subjective and surprisingly other members of my household actually enjoy these greatly and are very happy to not have to share them with me.my personal score is closer to a 3/5 but i'm told they're a solid 4.5 by my family so i think a 4/5 is a fair shake.

These are really enjoyable. They taste a bit like Blue Ribbands, but have a richer, smoother taste. The coconut is subtle, and just sprinkled on top of the bars, so it's not overpowering. I found it complimented the chocolate and wafers really well. They're sweet, but not too sweet. They're pretty big bars, too. Certainly much bigger than a standard Blue Ribband bar. Obviously they're a bit healthier too, with way less sugar. Very good.

I really like the flavour on this, I think they are very delicately balanced with enough coconut to provide flavour but without being so much that it's overwhelming. The chocolate is relatively light and I would say is more of a coating than a flavour. There's a decent amount of protein per wafer, and because each wafer is very very lightweight, you could probably stuff three or four of these throughout your day and you wouldn't even notice but you would hit your protein requirements easier. However the only thing I find tricky is that the wafers extremely dry, And it will stick to the inside of your mouth.

These are a quite tasty wafer bar with a slightly odd texture but they are a nice snack and taking into account the nutritional information for each bar, not a bad snack either!The dark chocolate coating has a nice depth of flavour but it is very thin so there’s not much taste added to the bar, this has been lightly coated in coconut but again, this has little taste, it seems more for texture or decoration.The wafers are nicely crisp and the ‘creme’ between them has a very light coconut flavour but is quite dry and powdery, once I had chewed it however and it mixed with saliva, it kind of foamed up in my mouth and became more palatable.They are nice bars but they definitely need a drink with them for me.

These are really nice bars - they don't taste overly like protein bars - they really are just like wafers which happen to have extra protein in. My only disappointment (as I love coconut) is that I struggle to taste the coconut, but it means the bars are also good for people who aren't fans.

This is a review of the EatProtein Chocolate Coconut Protein Wafers - 20 Bars. Which was priced at £18.00 at the time of posting this review.I like the taste of these bars as it’s not strong and overpowering like some bars I’ve tried. The wafer filling makes then light and easy to eat, unlike some bars that are thick and heavy.Although advertised as chocolate and coconut, I can’t really detect any coconut taste. And there’s certainly no pieces of coconut to get stuck in my teeth. The chocolate is rather pleasant and not too strong.

This is a review of "EatProtein Chocolate Coconut Protein Wafers, 20 Bars, 9.2g Protein, Low Sugar, High Fibre, Milk Chocolate Coated, Healthy Snack for Women, 162 kcal"Simply packaged in a plain brown box and with fairly understated/subtle wrapping - my expectations were not very high. But these are surprisingly nice - they are a light wafer with a nice texture (just a little bit of that powderiness that i associate with protein snacks) and are very reminiscent of Taxi bars.At £18 per 20 (at time of review) they are pricey though - almost a pound per bar. Worth it perhaps to those whose are after a tasty high protein snack.- - - - - - - - - -Note: As a member of the Vine program I was supplied with this item free of charge. I will always provide an impartial and fair review of the product in question. My rating system is as follows:5 Stars – an exceptionally good, high quality product with no perceived shortcomings4 stars – a very good product that met my expectations3 stars – a product which could be better in some respects, but is still fit for purpose2 stars - a product with significant shortcomings, one which disappointed1 star - an absolute disaster of a product that should not be on sale

These Eat Protein wafer bars are nice enough. The texture is a bit crumbly but the flavour is nice and the coconutty-ness is melty and really quite pleasant.Due to the crumbliness, do not eat on the sofa without a plate underneath (trust me). If you’re eating at the gym, be mindful of mess. Your gym cleaner will thank you.They are pretty low calorie, if that is a concern for you, and not too bad on the protein front with just over 9g.They are fairly expensive, but most convenience snacks of this type are. If the quickness and portableness is important to you, then the price is probably less important.

We tried these bars a couple of months ago and really liked them. We were thrilled to have them again. The protein wafers by Eat Protein are super delicious. These are a little expensive, but no more than other protein bars.They have a moreish chocolate coating which isn’t overpowering nor overly sweet, and you can taste the coconut flavour in the middle. There is a satisfying crunch to them. These protein wafers keep me going and are great as a snack at work/uni. They are not very low on calories, though. They're not dense like a lot of protein bars, so even though there's less protein in these than in some bars, I prefer them.Overall, we really like these wafers, very delicious and crunchy.

I'm really bad with eating breakfasts so this protein bar is great for me.Firstly, it is quite tasty with coconut flavour.It is crunchy, has really nice clean layers of coconut, wafer and chocolate.The best thing for me with these bars is the fact they are low on carbs sugars - only 0.8g per bar!Nice, tasty and on healthier side of life.Recommended.

The bars are larger than I expected, the advantage of a wafers recipe I guess. They taste really good, the cream layers are smooth and slow you down eating it making the enjoyment last.Curiously, to my taste, despite having sucralose and maltitol, both sweeteners, the bars slightly lack sweetness level a treat should have, they are still delicious and the chocolate does leave a pleasant cocoa after taste.The high protein is welcome, the calories moderate, the carbs are low'ish but not keto level (and they has non keto maltitol).I had not realised they were made with maltitol, to be honest I try to avoid that, it can be quite consequential to digestion and your gut flora for some. The thing is to apply moderation. I won't be eating more than 1 bar a day.Current price is £18 for 20, are they worth 90p each? Well they are well crafted, satisfying and turn your 'desert treat' into a big protein boost, so the answer is maybe. You will make your own mind up.

At the time of this review you can buy this box of protein wafers for around £18each wafer is in individually wrapped the wafers just came in a plain cardboard boxwhich wafer contains9.2 g of protein0.8 g of sugar162 Kcaloriesat a little over 9 g of protein per small chocolate/wafer bar list of seem a reasonable amount of proteineach bar works out at around 90 pence it's good that there's a minimal amount of sugar in each bar but it does mean the taste is quite boring and plain.If you are thinking of buying some i would recommend it as an easy source of protein but not for the taste. Now that I have tried a couple of these they are very dry in the mouth,they almost suck out all the water , you need a drink with them really..I hope you find the video and review are helpful

Very crisp wafers layered with a lovely coconut cream, coated in decent tasting chocolate and a sprinkle of dried coconut.There is a very subtle sweetener after-taste but other than that, they’re delicious and incredibly moorish!The bars are made in Portugal.