Bake Believe ,Keto-Friendly, Semi-Sweet Baking Chips, 9 oz

Delicious and at a very fair price. Just as tasty as chocolate chips filled with sugar. Great for Keto diets or just watching sugar intake. I bake with them and the results are perfect. I also use them right out of the bag with added nuts and raisins to make a nice trail mix for snacking.

I'm slightly addicted to these little chocolate bits. I tried to eat only about a tablespoon a day, but once I open the bag… Well I try to be good anyway. They're very yummy, you can put them on ice cream, you can eat them by themselves. I get no artificial sweetener aftertaste on them at all.

lord the ow to make cookies and still fit your pants. Keto chips are game changer. All of the flavor less calories. melts and taste great. My husband is guilty of leaving me with just ten chips after eating the rest by the handful. Ten chips can't make cookies

I love Bake Believe! They taste great but somehow don't have added sugar? And fiber? What sorcery is this? I am not keto, but I try to be heart and tummy healthy, so I add a couple table tablespoons in my yogurt (or granola or whatever) almost every day. Kids have them w snacks too. They're so, so good! A lil on the pricey end but they've been on sale so I have stocked up! Definitely worth a try!

It tastes great in baking recipes, though not as great when melted. You can taste the erythritol (or whatever the non sugar sweetener is called), but it's great to have non-dairy chocolate chips to use. I prefer the dark chocolate variety this brand does more. I think the higher cocoa content hides the taste of the sweetener better, and I prefer dark chocolate anyway.

These sugar-free chocolate chips are great! They do taste a little more on the dark chocolate side if you eat them by themselves, probably due to the sweetener. But I love them! I add them to sugar-free brownies to add an extra chocolate kick, and you can't even tell they are sugar-free!

For those people wanting chocolate chips without processed sugar these are a hit. As you wean yourself away from processed you realize how sickeningly sweet processed sweets are. Processed sugar is addictive. I like organic cane sugar.

I use these in my low carb chocolate chip cookie recipe, and they taste great. They're definitely my favorite sugar free chocolate chips. Their other flavors are good, too. They all have good flavor and melt well.

I was pleasantly surprised at how good they tasted, the milk chocolate is my fave. They do taste better than ChocZero's morsels and is more affordable. I just wish more came in the bag. Good as a snack by themselves, in yogurt, in almond flour cookies - you name it. They do have Stevia in them but I couldn't taste the Stevia, which is good because I find Stevia quite bitter and yucky.

I'm on keto and also working to eliminate foods that are triggering my auto immune condition. One thing that I've found is that i have to go gluten free as I've developed a wheat intolerance. I usually eat lilys chocolate with no issues and saw this as a cheaper option and loved how it shows to be allergen free. Unfortunately that's simply not the case, lilys has chickory root fiber while this brand uses inulin which is known to cause gluten intolerance type responses due to the manufacturing process. While they tasted good, they completely threw me out of ketosis and caused bloating and inflammation. For most people these may be fine but if you are gluten intolerant, have digestive or autoimmune issues I would highly recommend staying away from these.