Keto Hazelnut Chocolate Spread | Sugar-Free, Low Carb, Vegan Nutella Alternative | 2g Net Carbs, Gluten-Free, Peanut-Free, Plant-Based, Non-GMO, Keto Snack, Vegan Sweets | 13 oz Jar

Omg! This is delicious 🤤

I been on keto for one month now. I don't have strong cravings but I use to love Nutella. I was pretty bummed that I won't be able to eat it in a long time. I decided to try and find a keto alternative without much hope. I found this searching amazon and read reviews where people said it tasted gross. I decided to try it anyway and I'm so glad I did. This taste amazing to me. Honestly I don't think I'll need to ever go back to Nutella. It is just not as thick as Nutella. If you are on keto and you are use to not eating sugar, this spread should taste just right to you in term of sweetness. My husband who is not on keto stated it tasted a little bit bitter. However for me this is a little piece of heaven. I def recommend to give it a try.

The first jar I received (on the right in the picture) tasted terrible. There was no hazelnut flavor and a strong rancid oil taste. I received it in Feb with an expiration date in July of the same year. I reported it to the quality control department on the company website. A very nice rep got right back to me, apologized (apparently it was a known issue with the batch) and offered to send me a jar from a new batch. The jar I got a few days later (on the left in the picture; expiration in May of next year) was so much better. The hazelnut flavor is perfect and the oils taste fresh. Also the first ingredient on the new jar is organic soluble tapioca fiber instead of the vegetable oil blend which is listed first on the old jar. It is certainly not the same taste as the leading brand containing dairy and lots of sugar, but for being organic, dairy-free and low-sugar, I have not found anything better. So, if you don’t like the flavor of the jar you receive and it is labeled as in the right on the picture, be sure to let the company know.

I was so excited when I saw that this was sweetened with a sugar alcohol but it wasn't until I tasted it that I realized that it had the all too familiar aftertaste that I dislike more than anything. Sugar alcohols don't typically have an aftertaste so why use stevia in combination with a sugar alcohol? All I can taste is the awful aftertaste stevia leaves behind. It's a shame because I don't eat anything containing stevia no matter how desperate I am. I just don't like the aftertaste at all and this stuff isn't cheap.

Too thick to spread out on the toast or bread. It has unpleasant texture and taste. Made my stomach feel sick. Didn’t realize it has palm oil as well which is bad

First Nutella knock off I’ve tried and as of right now I’m happy I went with this one! Loving it on thin grain crackers, diet (“light”) toast, strawberries, and apple slices! Pros (compared to Nutella) •Certified Organic •More Nutritious No, I’m not gonna pretend this is a “health food.” It’s still an “indulgence food” but it has far more fiber in it, a teeny bit more protein, a surprising amount of non-heme iron, and the same amount of calcium despite being dairy-free. I don’t know how absorbable the mineral sources are, but it’s still much better than an empty-calorie indulgence! •More Dieter-Friendly! This is only has 150kcal per 2TBS while Nutella has 200kcal. Though this isn’t really a “diet food” I do still love that it’s made to be more suitable for health-conscious consumers *and* weight-conscious consumers. I also noticed the 25kcal reduction per TBS makes this spread’s calorie-sparing similar to a few other things I’ve switched over to: •whipped peanut butter (JIFwhips) •sugar-free fruit preserves (Polaner/Smuckers) •sugar-free chocolate syrup (Hershey/StoreBrands) ———— Like this spread they are 25-35kcal lighter per TBS compared to their regular counterparts. In my experience this amount of spared calories really does make a difference in the long term! It’s definitely a bit easier for me to manage my weight w/o treating myself less (at home) when I use several reduced-calorie products like this. •Lack of sugars. The first Ingredient in Nutella is table sugar and it has 21g! This uses the non-caloric, non-glycemic, non-artificial sweeteners erythritol (the thing in Swerve) and stevia (the main thing in Truvia). This only has 2g of sugar so it’s better for blood sugar & insulin response than cane sugar and other free-sugars like brown sugar, beet sugar, molasses, date sugar/syrup, dextrose, corn syrup, or hfcs. Much less guilt inducing! Cons: (Compared to Nutella) •Nutella is sweeter and has a better taste overall but that’s what I expected since Nutella is mostly sugar and junk food is engineered to be addictively palatable! It think it would probably be better if they replaced some/all of the stevia in it with a different 0-GI sweetener that has a less bitter after taste. Allulose, inulin & monk fruit come to mind. •Price is notably higher — but considering the fact that it uses organic+better quality ingredients and took more ingredients to create and is a specialty product I still gave this full stars for value Other Pros: (General) •No artificial sweeteners. (Saccharin, Sucralose, Aspartame, Ace-K) While I do I understand that they are safe, some people like to avoid them and the natural sweeteners Pyure used have been suggested to be beneficial to our gut microbiome and better for organ function than non-caloric artificial sweeteners . •Free of hydrogenated seed & vegetable oils. And thus it’s free of PARTIALLY hydrogenated S&V oil — that’s the one that adds synthetic trans fats to our food. Both partially & fully hydrogenated oils are often used in USA products like nut butters, dessert spreads & sweets quite a bit. I’m rather cautious of the ones that don’t make it clear that they are “fully” hydrogenated and leave it vague on the packaging. Thankfully this product just uses organic non-hydrogenated oils so I have no worries!

Pyure Keto Hazelnut Chocolate Spread captures rich hazelnut-cocoa bliss with just 2g net carbs per serving using organic stevia and erythritol—no sugar crash while tasting decadently close to the original. Vegan, gluten-free, peanut-free formula crafted from Oregon hazelnuts and sustainable oils spreads silky smooth on keto waffles, fruit dip, or straight from the 13oz jar for guilt-free indulgence.

The taste is strange, not bad, but not great either. The main reason I will not buy again is the amount of trouble it was to mix it was not worth it based on taste. I had to scoop it all out and put it in my mini blender and repour it into the container which was a huge mess all around. I tried mixing with a spoon and it was impossible. Just not worth the trouble imo.