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Crunchy Quest Cheese Crackers hit Amazon for a much better price of $21.95 a box

Where To Buy Quest Cheese Crackers

A couple of months ago, Quest Nutrition’s newest snacking innovation rolled out to The Vitamin Shoppe and Walmart with the crispy, crunchy, and high-protein Quest Cheese Crackers. The product is indeed a bag of crackers providing a combined total of 10g of protein alongside 7g of fat, a fairly impressive 5g of net carbohydrates, and a calorie count of 130.

Of the first two places stocking Quest Nutrition’s intriguing and still relatively new Quest Cheese Crackers, Walmart was the cheaper way to go with boxes of four bags at $7.98 versus Vitamin Shoppe at $8.99. The online retail giant Amazon has now launched the cheesy protein snack and at a price that beats out either of them and the brand’s own website.

Amazon is stocking Quest Cheese Crackers in boxes of 12 bags, not four like The Vitamine Shoppe and Walmart, and the price of the dozen at amazon.com is $21.95. It beats the sports nutrition retailer and marginally Walmart, working out to $1.83 a bag, and if you’re one of the millions of Amazon Prime members, you get the convenient perk of free shipping.