How much protein is in a serving?

Each serving has about 19 g of protein, with roughly 4 g net carbs. That is several times the protein of a typical barbecue potato chip.

Are these chips gluten free?

Yes. Quest makes them gluten free and bakes them rather than frying them.

How do they compare with Quest tortilla-style protein chips?

These are thinner and crispier, closer to a potato chip. The tortilla-style chips are thicker and denser, with a different flavor lineup.

Do they taste like real barbecue potato chips?

The seasoning is close, but the protein base gives a slightly different texture and finish. Most buyers find the barbecue flavor convincing.

Who should avoid them?

Anyone with milk or soy sensitivities should check the label, since the protein comes from dairy and the chips may contain soy. They are not a potato chip for people who want the exact classic texture.

Where is the Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ cheapest?

At Walmart, for $8.72, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ?

Rated 4 out of 5 from 216 ratings.

Where can I buy the Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, MI Nutrition.

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Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ

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Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ

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Last seen at $8.72 at Walmart on Nov 12.
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Our take on the Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ

Quest BBQ Crispy Protein Chips are baked, gluten-free chips made with whey and milk protein instead of potato, built for people watching carbs and calories. Each serving delivers about 19 g of protein with roughly 4 g net carbs, far more protein than a standard barbecue potato chip. They are thinner and lighter than Quest's earlier tortilla-style protein chips, and the barbecue seasoning is sweet, smoky and mildly tangy. Reviewers like the macros and crunch but split on the texture and aftertaste that come with protein-based chips.

Best forLow-carb and keto-style snackersPeople chasing a protein target between mealsGluten-free dietsAnyone replacing potato chips with a higher-protein option

Pros

About 19 g protein per serving, far above regular chips
Low net carbs and gluten free
Baked, not fried
Crisp, thin texture lighter than Quest's tortilla chips
Sweet-smoky barbecue flavor that most buyers enjoy

Cons

Protein aftertaste some eaters notice
Texture can seem dry or powdery to chip traditionalists
Small 4 oz bag goes quickly
Not a potato chip substitute for everyone

Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ prices at every store

WalmartNew
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$8.72Checked Nov 12
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$3.99+ $6.90 shippingChecked Nov 12
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Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ price history

Lowest price we've seen: $3.99 on Nov 12 at MI Nutrition. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

What reviewers say

4 / 5216 ratings

Buyers rate these around 4 out of 5, mostly for the protein-to-carb ratio and the barbecue taste. Complaints center on the texture and a lingering protein flavor compared with regular chips.

What people mention

Protein contentPraisedBuyers value getting roughly 19 g of protein from a chip-style snack.
FlavorPraisedThe barbecue seasoning is described as sweet, smoky and enjoyable.
TextureMixedSome find the chips crisp and light, while others call them dry or powdery.
AftertasteCriticisedSome eaters notice a lingering protein flavor that regular chips don't have.
Value per bagCriticisedThe 4 oz bag is seen as finishing quickly for a snack.

About the Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ

Quest Crispy Protein Chips come in a barbecue flavor. The chips are baked, not fried.

They are low in net carbs and gluten free. The package size is 4 oz.

Brand: Quest Nutrition
Flavor: Barbecue
Size: 4 oz
Preparation: Baked
Dietary: Low net carb, gluten free

Specifications

flavor: BarbecueSource
size: 4 ozSource

Questions and answers

How much protein is in a serving?: Each serving has about 19 g of protein, with roughly 4 g net carbs. That is several times the protein of a typical barbecue potato chip.
Are these chips gluten free?: Yes. Quest makes them gluten free and bakes them rather than frying them.
How do they compare with Quest tortilla-style protein chips?: These are thinner and crispier, closer to a potato chip. The tortilla-style chips are thicker and denser, with a different flavor lineup.
Do they taste like real barbecue potato chips?: The seasoning is close, but the protein base gives a slightly different texture and finish. Most buyers find the barbecue flavor convincing.
Who should avoid them?: Anyone with milk or soy sensitivities should check the label, since the protein comes from dairy and the chips may contain soy. They are not a potato chip for people who want the exact classic texture.
Where is the Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ cheapest?: At Walmart, for $8.72, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ?: Rated 4 out of 5 from 216 ratings.
Where can I buy the Quest Crispy Protein Chip BBQ?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, MI Nutrition.