ISS Oh Yeah! Victory Bar Cookies & Cream 12 ct(2.29 oz (65 g) per Bar)

Taste could’ve been better, a little too chalky for my liking

Even after having to almost literally choke down my box of Oatmeal Chocolate Chip flavored Victory bars (see my review of those bars elsewhere on Amazon), I was still interested enough in these bars, thanks to their ingredient and macronutrient profile, to give another flavor a shot. The Cookies and Cream flavor tastes significantly better than the Oatmeal Chocolate Chip, with a soft texture and a nice crunch from the cookie bits that are embedded in the bar.Unfortunately, I am still getting a hint of that bitterness that lead me to give the Oatmeal Chocolate Chip bars only a 3 star rating. It's not nearly a bad with these bars, but it's certainly present. No other bars I've tried have this issue, and I think ISS needs to reformulate whatever is causing it. It's pretty nasty when it comes to the fore.Still quite happy with the nutrition profile, and no choking required with these bars, so all in all not bad.

I am very impressed by The Victory Bar (Oh Yeah!) - a long time ago, I eliminated all artificial sweeteners (Sucralose, Splenda, etc.) and have been looking for a protein bar that tastes good, is comparable to Quest Bars in terms of protein/macros and this bar accomplishes that and tastes great. I have tried a lot of the flavors, here is my ranking: 1. Oatmeal Raisin 2. Cookies & Creme 3. Chocolate Brownie 4. Cookie Dough 5. Peanut Butter ChipThe Oatmeal Raisin (typically not my go-to flavor for anything) is delightful- the bar itself has cinnamon in it, which I love, and the addition of raisins and small gluten free cookies add great flavor and texture. The Cookies & Cream also has the tiny gluten free cookies which I really like. The Chocolate Brownie is not very"chocolate-y" but it does quell my chocolate cravings because of the chocolate chips. The Cookie Dough is good, but sometimes there aren't a ton of chocolate chips, which make the bar taste better. The Peanut Butter Chip barely tastes like peanut butter, I wouldn't recommend. I also ordered the Oatmeal Choc Chip from Oh Yeah directly, which I have yet to try.If you are looking for a great protein bar (21g!!) with no artificial sweeteners as a meal replacement, this is the bar for you!

I have been eating Quest bars for a while, but since they changed their recipe, I find some of the flavors less appetizing. I wanted to try other brands and I remember wanting to try Victory Bars. I chose cookies and cream because I enjoyed the cookies and cream from Quest.I don't really like the texture of this bar. However, if i keep it out in the sun for bit to soften it up, the texture is a little bit better. I definitely do not like the taste of the bar. It's really weird and not to my liking. It's topped with what looks like small chocolate and vanilla chips, but it doesn't help the flavor at all.Maybe I should have bought a single at the store before buying a whole box. I will continue to eat them, until it's all gone. But I won't be purchasing this flavor again. The only good thing about this product is that my 5 year old likes them. So when he sees me cringing when eating it, he usually gets 2 - 3 bites. The reason I keep eating them, is because it does have protein and fiber that I need in my diet.

Its just tolerable. I usually get the chocolate chip cookie dough, which is great, but this flavor falls flat. Since I bought an entire box of them and they're essentially the same nutritional profile I'll get through these, but I won't get them again. They have the same texture as the peanut butter and chocolate chip versions, but there are some harder crunchies in the bar. They give me a weird after taste.

My least favorite Victory bar. I've tried almost every flavor because I am happy with the nutritional profile--high protein, high fiber and low net carbs. I like the peanut butter best, followed by oatmeal raisin. The brownie is ok. I would not order the cookie dough or cookies & cream again.

Got to tell you, after trying the Fudge Brownie which was really bad tasting, I really like these. But I do understand that some will most certainly not like it.....i.e. my wife. Can't argue much with the nutritional profile here. Compared to some of the ridiculously high sugar content with some of their competitors, they are just about right for pre/post workout nutrients. Probably not up to meal replacement levels for most, but certainly a decent hunger suppressor for when needed.

I was expecting a very different flavor out of these. While not bad, they aren't good either. I have had plenty of quest bars, and other flavors of the Victory bars, and these just don't do it for me. Price point is good, macros are good, plenty of fiber, and digest just fine as compared to other bars (namely Krush bars) but the taste for these is their downfall. I'd recommend some of the other flavors (CCCD, Oatmeal Raisin, PB) before cookies & creme