Nutilight, Hazelnut Spread with Cocoa, Sugar Free, Keto and Diabetic Friendly, Low Net Carb, Non-GMO, Naturally Sweetened with Stevia. (1 Jar, 11 oz)

I've been eyeing this high priced sugar-free Nutella knock-off for a WHILE, hesitating because of the price tag. But I finally tried it, and WOW! I love it! It's definitely worth the price, considering the benefits. It's totally addictive (which I don't necessarily consider a drawback), and so I'll be ordering my refill soon (probably more than one at a time so I won't keep running out...) Having grown up with Nutella, I missed this chocolate treat when I decided to eliminate sugar from my diet. Every now and then, I check out the labels on Nutella, but no, there's just so much sugar in there. Nutilight, on the other hand, contains no sugar, just the substitute Erithritol, which is a great choice (best of the sugar alcohols and the only one that doesn't cause any of the "side effects." And I can't believe how much fiber it has! In fact, it even has enough fiber to double as a fiber supplement, thanks to a generous dose of healthy chicory fiber: 11 grams in every 32 gram serving! This also makes it quite filling, whether you like to eat it straight out of the jar or as a spread on bread, tortillas, crisp bread, crepes, etc. It's also low in sodium and free of genetically engineered ingredients. But mostly it tastes yummy and has a great texture. Since I do not have a jar of Nutella handy to do a close comparison test, I have to go by memory. I find that Nutilight has a slightly denser, even slightly chewy texture (a bit like peanut butter), which I like. That's probably due to all the fiber. This also means that it doesn't melt on the tongue quite as well as Nutella does (or so I remember), which is fine with me. Once you spread it on something (crisp bread?), you may not even notice the difference... especially if you add a touch of butter ;-) So if you've missed Nutella, I recommend you give this one a try.

Tastes great. I like to put on peanut butter and rice cake as a yummy treat to satisfy my chocolate craving without the sugar since I'm prediabetic. My only complaint is that it's not as smooth as I thought it would be . More like a fudge consistency. So I put in microwave for a few seconds and then it's more spreadable. Always loved Nutella so this is the best healthiest alternative for me.

Closest product I’ve found to Nutella. Creamy consistency, good chocolate flavor, less of a hazelnut flavor though. I like the stevia sweetener but there is a slight aftertaste. I will be watching its effect on my blood sugar, but I hope it’s as diabetic friendly as it says on the label.

This is one of my greatest finds! I’m diabetic and this Nutilight is perfect for me. It does not elevate my blood sugar. However, yes, I do monitor the portion size. It gets solid in the refrigerator and tastes like fudge. I have mixed walnut halves into it for a wonderful afternoon snack. The taste has a great hazelnut flavor, subtle but there. The texture is smooth and creamy. It definitely is expensive but it’s a keeper in my nutrition plan. I highly recommend it. Added thought: the one with the red label is better than the one marked with PROTEIN, in my opinion.

It's ok but other brands taste better. ChocZero has similar nutrient values but taste better and is easier to spread.

Dare I say, it ennobles any bread. (Not unlike that similar but sugar-loaded spread we know). Some keto bread sometimes needs a little help and this is it. It is a little less sweet than Nutella but that is GOOD. Now, it is not a low calorie food: 140 calories for 2 tablespoons (32 grams). (Nutella is 200 calories for 2 tablespoons). NutiLight's label says 30% less calories than the leading brand. So it is maybe keto friendly depending on your definition: one serving has 10 grams carbs, 9 grams fiber, 6 grams sugar alcohol (uses erithrytol with some stevia). Some of us count total carbs, some subtract fiber, some subtract sugar alcohol--do the math for your own situation. I have no problem with erithrytol. Also the fiber is from chicory which may or may not affect blood sugar so if you are diabetic you may want to test its effect. Which you already know, sorry for preaching to the choir. Sustainable palm oil, no soy. Oh, and the plastic jar is marked BPA free, recycle category 1. tl;dr: It is really delicious and definitely a treat. I am glad I bought it. I don't eat it every day or even every week. It keeps well in the cupboard. I will buy it again, definitely, and I would recommend it to a friend.

Awful generic chunky taste and feel. No

Okay, I know what you're thinking: Sugar FREE means flavor-free, right? Oh, my friends. No. Wrong. Sit down, shut up your face, and let me tell something to you. I used to be able to eat [Large Well-Known Hazlenut Spread Brand] by the jar full. Then my treacherous body decided it couldn't handle carbs anymore, and I started dying. So I had to swap off of all the original recipe versions of foods and get the low-carb/no-carb alternatives where I could. This is one of the first products I discovered in the low-carb category that not only matches the carby version, but far surpasses it. This stuff is AMAZING (provided you like dark chocolate, and you don't need outrageously sweet to be satisfied.) I buy this as often as I can, because it's pretty much the best little spoonful indulgence that lets me get that hit of fat, sweet, chocolate, and actually feels like I ate something rather than immediately making me crave more and binge. This is one of my favorite things. (Update: I no longer buy this product. The longer I'm on keto, the less I enjoy things that were previously delicious to me, and now I find this unpalatable. I leave the original review for posterity, because I believed it whole-heartedly when I posted it, and it's not fair to change a review because my tastes have changed.)