Quest protein chips use milk protein isolate and whey protein isolate in a savory snack format. Original Style and Tortilla Style options offer different seasonings and shapes, with a 32g bag listed as the serving.
Quest Nutrition protein chips bring dairy-derived protein to savory, portioned snacks. The range includes Original Style and Tortilla Style products, with flavors such as barbecue, ranch, chili lime and nacho cheese. Ingredients such as cheese powders, lime juice powder and spices vary by flavor.
Current manufacturer pages use one 32g bag as the serving. Protein, calories and seasoning ingredients should be checked on that flavor’s label, particularly where older and updated recipes coexist. These chips contain milk-derived ingredients, so their savory format does not make them dairy-free.
Highlights
- Milk protein isolate and whey protein isolate
- Original Style and Tortilla Style options
- 32g individual-bag serving
- Savory flavor range
Key ingredients
Milk protein isolate, whey protein isolate and calcium caseinate, with oil, starch and flavor-specific seasonings.
Dietary and allergen information
Contains milk. Spicy Sweet Chili also lists soy. Manufacturer pages note processing in facilities that handle soy and/or wheat; check the flavor label.
Format and serving
One 32g bag per current manufacturer serving.
Questions and answers
Are Quest chips dairy-free?
No. The protein blend includes milk-derived protein ingredients.
Which flavor lists soy?
Spicy Sweet Chili lists milk and soy in its allergen statement.