Misfits Vegan Protein Bars Cookie Dough - Low Sugar, High Fiber
Misfits Vegan Protein Bars Cookie Dough - Low Sugar, High Fiber
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In this review of the Misfits Vegan Protein Bars Cookie Dough, the bottom line is simple: these are for plant-based snackers who want a chocolatey, candy-like treat without the usual sugar load. The bars deliver a chewy vanilla cookie dough center, a layer of caramel and a vegan chocolate coating studded with high protein crispies, and they stand out by packing 15g protein per bar while keeping sugar under 1 gram. For anyone looking for an on-the-go, post-workout or mid-morning option that favors texture and flavor over plain protein bar utility, these are worth trying.
Key Features
- Triple-layer texture: The bars combine a fudgy cookie dough center, a caramel layer and a chocolate coating with crispy pieces for a candy-style eating experience.
- High plant protein: Each bar supplies 15g of protein from a blend of pea and soy sources to support satiety and recovery without dairy.
- Low sugar formulation: With less than 1g of sugar per bar and about 190 calories, the bars are designed to avoid a sugar crash while still tasting indulgent.
- Higher fiber content: The recipe emphasizes fiber alongside protein to help keep energy steady between meals or after exercise.
- Bigger bar size: The updated recipe yields a bar about 10% larger than previous versions, offering slightly more substance per serving.
Who It's For
These bars suit vegans, vegetarians and anyone reducing dairy and added sugar who still wants a candy-like chocolate snack. They work well as an office nibble, a grab-and-go breakfast option or a small post-gym refuel when a moderate calorie, high-protein choice is preferred.
People who need very low-calorie or flavor-neutral protein bars for precise nutrition plans, or those who dislike chewy, fudgy textures, may prefer a simpler, less indulgent bar. Those with soy allergies should also avoid this product because the protein blend includes soy.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Strong flavor profile that mimics a cookie dough chocolate treat and appeals to candy lovers.
- Good plant-based protein punch with 15g per bar from pea and soy sources.
- Low sugar and modest calories make it a practical choice for sugar-conscious snackers.
Cons
- Chewiness divides opinion; some customers find the texture too soft or sticky.
- Contains soy, so it is not suitable for soy-allergic consumers.
Specifications
| Flavor | Cookie Dough (vanilla cookie dough center) |
| Protein per bar | 15g (pea & soy blend) |
| Sugar | Less than 1g per bar |
| Calories | Approximately 190 per bar |
| Bar size | Updated recipe, about 10% bigger |
| Dietary | Plant based, vegan |
| Packaging note | Best buy dates printed on each box in mm/dd/yyyy format |
Our Verdict
The Misfits Vegan Protein Bars Cookie Dough are a solid pick for vegans and anyone who wants a protein bar that tastes like a treat without heavy sugar. They offer a pleasing mix of texture, reliable 15g protein and low sugar in a slightly larger bar, making them good value for snackers seeking indulgence with sensible nutrition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these bars suitable for vegans?
Yes, the recipe is plant based and labeled vegan, using pea and soy protein rather than dairy.
How much protein and sugar are in a bar?
Each bar contains 15g of protein and less than 1g of sugar, with about 190 calories.
Do these bars contain allergen ingredients?
The protein blend includes soy, so they are not suitable for people with soy allergies.
Editor's Take
The Misfits Vegan Protein Bars Cookie Dough deliver a candy-like, triple-layer texture with 15g plant protein and under 1g sugar, making them a good value for vegans and sugar-conscious snackers who want an indulgent treat.

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