Pyure, Organic Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix, Gluten-Free, Keto, 0 Sugar, 10 oz (288 g)

I made a brookie using the chocolate chip cookie mix and the brownie mix together. It turned out incredible!! The whole family loved it! @keto_polica

This has a great texture and is easy to make (besides the extra yolks that your not suppose to add). However, it’s destroyed by the aftertaste. The bad aftertaste isn’t even after you’re done - it’s immediate. And strong. It’s significantly stronger than the sugar-free syrup at starbucks; in facts it’s probably the worst “after-taste” I’ve tried in any sugar-free food.If they fixed that, it would be a good product. It’s very moist, good brownie texture. Unfortunately, I actually ended up throwing it out after a couple of bites. I just couldn’t handle it.

My wife and I are trying to reduce our sugar intake. We ordered this product on the recommendation of a family member. My wife baked a batch of the Pyure brand brownie mix. After allowing them to cool we cut the tray into bite-size squares. They were chewy and very tasty! We have been using the Pyure sweetener in our tea for several years and we are very happy to have found this product. We will certainly be reordering it so that we can have our guilt-free brownies!

As a diabetic I'm always asking myself, "Is it worth it?" Is it worth the calories? Is it worth the sugar? Is it worth the price? Usually the answer to all the questions is "No." Although ultra-carbed fried and baked treasures is what got me to this condition, now very few of those item make me crave like I used to. So presently being pretty much locked down at home, I scour Amazon for stuff to buy. Pyure Chocolate Fudge Brownie mix caught my eye and I thought I'd give it a try. After following the instructions I felt the batter was unusually viscous. Kinda like tar really. It stuck everywhere! The instructions say to pour it into a pan but it's so thick that it's impossible to just pour. I had to scoop it into the pan which, because of the stickiness, made quite a mess. They came out looking like brownies. I baked them as per the instructions and let it set for 1/2 an hour but I think I could have left it in for another 5-10 minutes. The inside was still goopy and not like in a good fudgey way but more like under baked. The initial taste was nice. Super chocolatey and not so sweet (which I love) and satisfies that chocolate craving.. It has that empty taste that sugar free stuff has but the fudge compensates. Five minutes after I ate one there was that distinct artificial sweetener after taste. Overall, I think I can live without this but if I ever get super craving (and willing to pay the price) I'd probably get it again. Maybe switch some oil for butter.

I replaced the butter in the directions for THC-infused hemp seed oil. And added ¾ cup dried cherries to the mix as well. Scooped into cupcake tins, it yielded 10 fudgey cupcakes. I do agree with some other reviewers that these never got the crispy edges or flaky top that everyone expects from brownies. That was very disappointing to me as well. BUT as cupcakes, they turned out more like fudgey chocolate cupcakes. Not bad by any means if I expected it to taste like fudgey chocolate cake, BUT I didn't. I expected it to taste and feel like pot BROWNIES not pot cake! :-( I assumed that it was because I made some alterations to the recipe, but apparently it's just how this mix turns out.I like the idea overall, but I know for a fact that I could've made GF KETO brownies in my kitchen for far less money per ounce than I paid for this mix. This product has it's merits for sure, and I'd buy it again for sure IF the price was lower- just for the ease of it. But as of now, I can't warrant purchasing it again especially when the brownies didn't turn out the way I expected them to.