5.0 out of 5 stars Protein bar

c. · 16 March 2025

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4.0 out of 5 stars Good

C. · 13 September 2024

These aren't *bad*, they have good protein and taste alright, although they don't taste of cookie dough at all - they taste like... Well, dry peanut butter. My main critique is that when you open them, the bits of peanut crumbles on the top go everywhere. They don't even really add much to the snack, apart from losing a mild cooking hazard and making a mess. Other than this, they are ok as a quick high protein snack if you have an active job or hit the gym often

5.0 out of 5 stars Delicious

R. · 7 July 2024

I bought 3 versions of these. The flavours were Cookie Dough, Caramelised Biscuit, and Maple Pecan Cashew. With the exception of the latter, they all have a peanut butter core and taste quite similar. Note that unlike a lot of these "protein ball" snacks, these are shaped as one big lump, rather than smaller individual pieces. They are essentially pieces of flap-jack, so if you've tried that, it gives you an idea of what to expect from the general shape/texture.I'll share my thoughts on each flavour, below:Cookie Dough: The first one I tried and probably my favourite. Soft, moist, lovely peanut butter core. The cookie dough is well-balanced with the peanut butter, and it's just generally very easy to eat. So much so, I ate two packets in one go....Caramelised Biscuit: These taste similar to the cookie dough, but are more like a traditional flap-jack. The biscuit is shaped in little pieces, mixed in around the outer coating of oats. The core is still the same peanut butter. Not as soft as the cookie dough flavour as a result of the biscuit, but still very enjoyable.Maple Pecan Cashew: This one differs in that it has a cashew/nut filling, rather than peanut butter. In reality, they taste pretty similar. The outer coating is a maple/pecan flavour, and tastes quite different to the other two as a result. As someone who loves maple pecan bakes, this isn't a bad thing. Texture wise, it's a cross between the cookie dough (softest) and the biscuit (hardest). Again, these will definitely get eaten quickly in our household.Overall, they're probably the nicest of those protein-marketed bars I've tried here on Bolo. Everyone here enjoyed them immensely and they come in a nicely packaged box, which protects the individual sachets from getting squashed in transit.

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic protein balls

P. · 20 August 2024

Really nice, not too sweet. Wouldn't say that they taste that much like cookie dough, but the flavour is good. The texture is great too, not at all dry. Overall, really brilliant and will definitely buy again.

1.0 out of 5 stars Really Dry

J.R. · 24 June 2024

These are no where near as good as the classic bounce balls. I recommend buying one before going after a whole box!

5.0 out of 5 stars Ok Bounce Cookie Dough Protein Balls

R.S. · 12 July 2024

The Bounce Cookie Dough Protein Balls offer a high-protein snack option with a unique flavour profile that will be familiar to those who regularly consume high-protein foods. However, this distinctive "protein" taste, coupled with the peanut butter flavour, tends to overshadow the advertised cookie dough essence.The texture is notably chewy, which might be a plus for some, but it could be a drawback for others due to the potential jaw fatigue after consuming even a single ball. Additionally, the coating of peanut bits tends to fall off, creating a bit of a mess during consumption.Each box contains 12 individually wrapped balls, making it a convenient option for on-the-go snacking. The product is allergen-free aside from containing nuts and soy, making it suitable for those with gluten or dairy intolerances, and it's vegan-friendly.The main ingredient is date paste, with 28% peanuts and almonds. The ingredient list appears natural and wholesome. The balls consist of a cookie dough-flavoured blend of dates, almonds, and peanuts, filled with peanut paste and covered in peanut bits. Despite the heavy use of date paste, the sweetness is surprisingly restrained, and the overall taste is reminiscent of a Marathon/Snickers bar, albeit drier.Each ball provides a substantial 8.1g of protein and contains 180 , making it a decent choice for a protein-rich snack. With a best-before date around seven months away, these protein balls have a reasonable shelf life.

4.0 out of 5 stars Very tasty (and a little pricey) snack

t. · 4 August 2024

Were you looking for some protein but not fond of regular options like shakes?Well, these cookie dough protein balls might just be exactly what you were looking for.Frankly, even if you don't particularly need protein I think these are a great snack, especially if you are a fan of peanuts and cookie dough.These protein balls weigh in at 180 calories and contain 8.1 grams of protein and are high in fibre. (also gluten free for those who have an intolerance).The only small negative I see is the price.Whilst these are (in my opinion) delicious, they are rather pricy at £16 for 14 balls (making them ~£1.14 per ball).If price is not an issue however, these are great and I would recommend giving them a try.

3.0 out of 5 stars Good if you like peanuts

K. · 5 August 2024

They're pretty tasty, not very sweet. They're not that chewy and don't really have a runny center. Nice little snack and easy to eat - quite small and all are individually packaged. Some of the small bits can get stuck in your teeth but not so bad. Kind of on the dryer side.