Duncan HinesKeto Friendly Dessert Cups Walnut Fudge Brownie Mix, Walnut Brownie Cake Cup, 30 oz (Pack of 12)

These taste very similar to a traditional brownie. The chocolate flavor is on point. In my opinion, the allulose does not have the traditional sugar free taste to it. The brownie texture is a little different than traditional, but that's expected with almond and coconut flours. I do not follow a keto diet, but I do pay attention to the number of carbs I eat and I monitor my blood sugar, and these do not spike my sugar at all, which I love. I hope Duncan Hines continues to make these!

These cups remind me of brownies and the middle is all gooey . Which was my favorite part of a pan of brownies. They taste awesome. I'm on keto so as we all know you don't have a lot of choices except for adding flavor in water or pretending that what we are eating taste good. So these are amazing. Try them

Tasty treat for anyone on Keto (or other dietary restriction). Actual product is much smaller than the cup. Very expensive little treat. I first tried Birthday Cake and thought that'd be my favorite...it definitely was not, but it was passable--the Walnut Brownie had a better flavor in my opinion, and I normally don't care for sugar-free chocolate-flavored items.

These taste just like real brownies and are very quick and easy to make. I use coconut oil instead of butter so I don't have to melt it first. The walnuts add a nice little crunch. The net carb count is very low because of sugar alcohol content not listed on the nutrition label.

It tastes like chocolate sand but it kept me SO full! The walnuts made it palatable. Add sugar free whipped cream to make it better for taste.

I was frankly a bit skeptical that a keto-friendly dessert could really compete with the kind of treats I had grown up with, but decided to give it a shot. And may I say: Wow! Warm, chewy, chocolate goodness in less time than it takes to make a cup of tea. Perfection.

I'm not sure if I am misunderstanding something but this Duncan Hines Keto friendly walnut fudge brownie mix claims to be 5g of net carbs on the front of the package. The nutrition facts on the back, however, state 33g carbs and 6g of fiber. When I subtract the 6g of fiber from 33g of carbs I get 27g of net carbs. What am I missing here?? The product tastes like a dry brownie but is improved with some whipped cream. However for 27g of net carbs I'd chose a different way to spend my carb allotment.

I was quite upset when I received my order. I have health issues which prevents me from eating hardly any sugar, or sodium, or other certain additives. I wasn't ordering these anymore, due to them containing erythritol. However, I looked at the ingredients again 2 days ago, and the erythritol was gone from the ingredients. I was so happy to se that.They switched to Maltitol instead. Which is much safer, and doesn't cause me bad gastro problems, and it doesn't cause cardiovascular problems either. Erythritol is known, and proven to be bad for your heart and cardiovascular health. Unfortunately, they sent me an old box that still has the Erythritol in it, instead of the new version with Maltitol. So I'm really bummed about it. So you may not want to order any, if you don't want Erythritol. So they are not being very honest with their customers... I'm gonna try and send them back. Good luck, and God Bless...