ChocZero Keto White Chocolate Hazelnut Spread – Keto Friendly, No Sugar Added, Best Low Carb Dessert, Perfect Topping for Breakfast, Naturally Sweetened with Monk Fruit (1 jar, 12 oz)

Compares to the real thing
Ben says: “Healthy never tasted this dangerously close to the real deal!”I’ll be honest — I wasn’t looking forward to this taste test. “No added sugar” and “Nutella knockoff” usually scream compromise, but oh man, this stuff surprised me. The flavor is shockingly close to the original — rich, chocolatey, and that perfect hazelnut sweetness that makes you want to grab a spoon and forget the toast.The only noticeable difference? It’s a little runnier than classic Nutella, which actually makes it easier to spread (or drizzle on fruit if you’re pretending to be healthy).If you’re cutting back on sugar but still crave that classic flavor, this is absolutely worth picking up. My wife even gave it the nod of approval — and she’s a tough critic when it comes to chocolate spreads.

Delicousness without sugar
I love this spread, and I would have given 5* if is just tasted MORE like hazelnuts. The smell is scrumptious and you will be tempted to glop it on, but go lightly, it is so rich and thick that just a small amount will make you feel the joy of indulgence without sugar.

Original & Cookie are must haves. Skip the rest unless you love dark chocolate.
I’ve been doing keto for about a month now and decided early on to try the original milk chocolate spread. I liked it so much that I immediately purchased the other three.The original is the best – thick, clean, no aftertaste. It’s an excellent stand-in for Nutella. Anyone with a sweet tooth on keto will want this.Cookie butter is more of an acquired taste in general then chocolate. Don’t expect something as decadent as Trader Joe’s speculoos butter. The ChocZero version has more of an aftertaste and a more subdued flavor profile. It’s still very very good and helpful to break the monotony should you get bored with the original milk chocolate.The white chocolate spread is edible and if you try really hard it will remind you of white chocolate. It has a taste, color, and smell more comparable to butterscotch. It is vaguely sweet with an aftertaste and doesn’t really remind me much of anything. I eat it because it’s not returnable and I don’t want to use up the ones I really like too quickly.Dark chocolate is fine. It is noticeably thinner and spreads softer than the milk chocolate and has the fewest carbs. If you preferred dark chocolate over milk chocolate in general get it. It’s nice to have but not necessary.These spreads have a ton of dietary fiber which makes them an excellent way to end a meal and actually feel full. I have found them to be sublime on Aldi’s keto white bread, which also has an extreme amount of fiber. One tablespoon of spread and one slice of that bread and I’m done for the evening.Overall this is an amazing product that I would recommend to anyone attempting keto.

The taste is great. But I bought it in August for 55 dhs and it’s already 20% more expensive than what it was a week ago. The seller must buy in bulk and sell for around 40-50. Even then it’s premium rate. I almost never call any product expensive but this really is. The taste is great though.

Es prácticamente lo mismo al Nucolato, este tiene un poco menos de calorías, pero en sabor, consistencia, y contenido de azúcar son sumamente similares a casi la mitad de precio, además que el Nucolato es hecho en Alemania (existe una versión mexicana que tristemente es mala, smh) y es de muy buena calidad.

Not like the taste at all, it way far to be chocolate spread