GOOD GOOD No Added Sugar Belgian Choco Hazel Spread - Chocolate Spread with Natural Sweeteners - Gluten Free - Vegetarian Friendly - 12oz / 350g (Pack of 1)

Good good puts out great products and this is yet another one. I went on a large taste test for a bunch of no sugar added or sugar free Nutella types of hazelnut cocoa spread and this one was the best by far like not even close at all. Smooth texture when others were either too liquidy or dry and hard. Flavor was perfectly natural while others had that awful artificial sweetener taste. I just love this product and this company.

delicious and surprisingly healthy.I was looking for a safe chocolate spread alternative for my allergic child, and this one was a total win. The taste is rich and chocolatey, the texture is smooth, and it feels much better ingredient-wise than regular spreads. Most telling part – my child finished it in no time and immediately asked for more. Rare to find something that checks taste, quality, and peace of mind all together. Highly recommended.

Perfect condeistency, theres less sugar in this than real nutella and it tastes AMAZING unlike other “healthy” nutella knock offs. I love this stuff and will only be buying good good from now on!

I read the complaints about intestinal problems caused by this product, but I thought I would be OK because I've hardly ever had such problems with food before and have no known food intolerances. I was wrong! Only a couple teaspoonfuls of Belgian Choco Hazel got me. The problem must be caused by the main ingredient, the sweetener Maltitol, in two ways: 1) Maltitol causes water to be drawn into the gut, which can trigger diarrhea, and 2) Maltitol is not fully digestible so the undigested part ferments in the gut, producing gas. Whether you suffer from these effects depends on how much Maltitol you consume and how your individual system is affected by it.Belgian Choco Hazel must have a lot of Maltitol in it because it is the first ingredient listed, which means by weight it has more Maltitol in it than anything else. By comparison, Nutella's #1 ingredient is sugar, so because Maltitol is 90% as sweet as sugar, a lot of Maltitol would be needed to equal Nutella's level of sweetness. Why use so much Maltitol? It's cheap, especially compared to many other artificial sweeteners. It's made by hydrogenating low cost high-maltose corn syrup, converting it into a sugar alcohol (it's not booze, it's chemically known as a polyol).I'm afraid to eat any more of this stuff. I love chocolate and hazelnuts, but not with Maltitol.

It arrived in well condition minus the jar being slightly opened however it was not a big problem. Taste wise it was a lot like Nutella but less sweet which I preferred. The texture was a bit denser as well but that could’ve been from the cold weather. Overall I liked the product and plan to purchase it again in the future.

*First, the good:this spread is amazingly delicious. I honestly cannot tell the difference between this and actual nutella. Yes, IMHO it is that good.*Next, the slightly annoying:$8.99 is pretty steep and we see this kind of pricing all over the place when it's marketed as catering to certain groups of people i.e. keto paleo etc. this is 3-4 times more expensive than nutella and yet I am pretty sure it's not that much more expensive to make. So in essense all this stuff just seems like a money grab at the end of the day.*Finally, the Bad:the seller posts this spread as STEVIA sweetened when in fact, the main sweetener is maltitol. I know this is mentioned in the photo of the label and the description, but since most of us order on amazon for convenience and don't have time to read through every word of everything we buy here, combined with lots and lots of people having a problem digesting sugar alcohols..... doesn't it stand to reason that you might want to lead in with STEVIA and MALTITOL? or rather MALTITOL, with special guest STEVIA? And those caps aren't yelling, they are just an example of how visitble i would have liked to see both sweeteners hilighted here before making my decision to buy vs not buy. Now since i've eaten 2 full servings of this the day it arrived, i get to fart like a 300 pound linebacker all night even though I am less than half that size. Thaaaaanks. lol

TLDR: this stuff has the proper taste and texture of Nutella with no sweetener aftertaste while being both diabetic and keto friendly (YMMV, be careful of portion control).——I was diagnosed type 2 diabetic at the start of this year. I immediately went onto a strict keto diet, but I’ve been missing some things (Nutella, if you hadn’t guessed). Our local grocery stores don’t carry any keto or diabetic friendly hazelnut spreads, so I decided to bite the bullet and try this one, despite the price tag.And good GRAVY am I glad I did. This stuff is great! It has the same consistency, texture, and flavor of Nutella without the insane amounts of sugar and no added aftertaste. I, personally, did not experience a blood sugar spike with this product, but, as always, YMMV.My only complaint is I cannot find a listing that is big enough to fill my bathtub with so I could swim in it.I can’t wait to try this brand’s other products!

Honest review...this is beyond delicious! Hazelnut spread, seriously the best food ever. I am choosing not to repurchase, as I found myself walking to the pantry with a teaspoon too often. I know me and know this can't sit in my home without me wanting to binge...it's that delicious. It is a little healthier than the brand name product but you still have to be careful about the calories

Tiene un buen sabor, y te sirve para quitarte la ansia de dulceMe lo recomendó mi nutricionista para dieta keto

first time u will taste this u will feel its salty it will give reaction to bring sugar spoon to add.after this u will never stop eating it .

A mi me gusta lo dulce pero tb necesito que no sepa demasiado falso en azúcar y este es perfecto. Me encanta para todo y sabe igualito a nutella.

Might be a "healthier" alternative to Nutella. Tastes very good, good spreadable consistency. Still has 10g carbs per tbsp, hence not ideal for low carb, maybe a tsp for cravings might work. But it does taste good!

Es muy rica y proteínica.