Calculate the price per bar
Divide the pack price by the number of bars. A hypothetical €24 pack of 12 costs €2 per bar. A €15 pack of six costs €2.50 per bar. The lower pack total is not the lower unit price.
Then check whether the bars have similar weights. A smaller product may be cheaper but also be a different-sized snack. That is not a problem; it simply needs to be part of your comparison.
Include the cost of getting the order
If delivery adds €6 to the hypothetical 12-bar order, the delivered total becomes €30, or €2.50 per bar. Compare that with the delivered cost of the alternative, not just the product price.
Check whether a promotion requires a minimum order or a recurring subscription. A discount is useful only if its conditions fit what you intended to buy.
Use protein cost only when it helps
You can divide the price per bar by its grams of protein to compare that specific feature. A €2 bar with 16g protein costs €0.125 per gram of protein. This is arithmetic, not a complete value score.
Taste, ingredients, dietary suitability and portion size still matter. A cheaper protein figure does not make an unsuitable or unwanted snack a good purchase.
Count what you will actually eat
An order that looks economical can be wasteful if you dislike the flavour or cannot use it within the storage guidance. Try a small quantity before committing to a large pack when the product is new to you.
Henry confirms pricing and delivery by email after an order request. Use that confirmed total for your comparison. Do not infer a final price from the quantity field or assume a request has already created a paid order.