Keto Butter Cookies, Sugar Free Danish Shortbread, Gluten Free, Low Carb, High Fiber, 8 oz Box

As someone who does not consume sugar I am always on the lookout for good sugar-free treats. ChocZero are delicious with a nice crunchy texture. I do find them a little pricey for the size of the box but considering they are made with monk fruit which is more expensive than other sweeteners it’s understandable.

So I’ve been a fan of the tinned shortbread cookies my entire life. It was a staple in my home growing up. However, I had to remove the standard, classic, find-em-everywhere kind from my life some time ago because I was a semi-fat whale (probably from eating too many shortbread cookies but I digress) so I came to terms with the fact long ago that I would never taste the standard tin cased shortbread cookies deliciousness again. I would longingly stare at the originals in my own home every year because they still remain a standard in my home to this day (families, holidays, you know how it goes). I just accepted they were no longer for me and I begrudgingly remained committed to abstaining indefinitely while my family enjoyed them. I thought shortbread cookies like these were a thing of my dietary past—UNTIL NOW. I have purchased countless items from ChocZero and have always been beyond pleased. I was unaware of the existence of these cookies until I was casually looking on Amazon for god only knows what at the time and immediately bought them. Even though I have come to find ChocZero never disappoints in general I still was expecting these to be a subpar knock-off version of the classic because how could one match the decadence of the original without the artificial BS? So I was cool with this likely being a “close enough” substitute. For those following a “keto” or paleo type lifestyle, you eventually grow accustomed to imitations not quite being the same as their corn syrup laden counterparts. The artificial sugar or weird aftertaste that is often associated with “diet” or “keto” spin offs is something you just sort of expect. So “Close enough” was the expectation for me and honestly “close enough” would still have been great…so imagine my surprise when I popped one of these delicious little nuggets of happiness into my mouth and it was SO close to the original that I almost worried I bought the wrong ones. I ate another and another and then had to stop myself knowing this is how I became the glacial-paced whale I once was so I had to stop myself from eating the entire tin. Self restraint is key with these crunchy sweet concoctions of wonder. It WILL bring you the nostalgic delightfulness of their Standard-American Diet counterparts, you WILL want to eat them, you WILL wonder why these aren’t on every store shelf everywhere because they so closely rival the originals but for a fraction of the cost to your waistline and health. So many things WILL transpire upon consumption but one thing that won’t. You will NOT regret buying these. I’m honestly munching on one as I type this wondering what sorcery the ChocZero folks have to pull this off with such precision. I don’t know what kind of magic ChocZero clearly possesses but if it continues to bring this level of tasty delightfulness into our lives, I support it and I strongly encourage everyone to buy these to keep the magic alive in their factory of wonder.

Pretty good, like that they’re gluten and sugar free, though not as dense or sweet as regular butter cookies. However, they act just like butter cookies, having a nice texture and don’t easily crumble. They’re also soy free, which I need. There is a bit of an aftertaste, but it’s not horrible. Monkfruit just has a weird flavor but it’s definitely easy to overlook. I’ll still take it over other sweeteners, which have weird flavors and cause gastrointestinal problems.

I'm sucker for Danish Shortbread Cookies, but in my old age I try to stay away from refined sugar and anything high in carbohydrates. ChocZero Keto Butter Cookies taste great, without all of the sugar and carbohydrates. I like them. I have already eaten half of the tin. I just need to make sure I order more cookies, before I run out.

The ChocZero Keto Butter Cookies are a big hit in our house. My wife says they taste nearly identical to traditional Danish butter cookies, which is impressive for a keto‑friendly and gluten free option. The texture is crisp, the flavor is rich, and they deliver that classic buttery cookie taste without the sugar. Taste & Filling These are simple butter cookies with no filling, and the flavor stands on its own. They have a clean, buttery taste that doesn’t feel “diet” at all. Keto Content & Sugar Content The cookies are keto‑friendly, sugar‑free, and sweetened with ChocZero’s usual low‑glycemic alternatives. They fit well into a low‑carb lifestyle without sacrificing flavor. Gluten Free They’re also gluten‑free, which makes them a great option for anyone with dietary restrictions. Materials & Quality The cookies arrive well‑packaged, and the quality is consistent. They look and feel like a premium product, especially for a specialty diet item. Value for Money For keto cookies, the value is strong. You get a good amount for the price, and the taste is far better than most low‑carb alternatives. Overall, these are excellent keto butter cookies

These are not bad tasting by any means BUT There are definitely zero sugar shortbread cookies out there that are WAY cheaper with better texture and flavor. ChocZero’s Speculoos are hands down my favorite cookie ♥️

Are these as good as Royal Dansk Cookies (the ones in the blue tin that your grandmother used to store sewing materials)? No. But they're pretty darned close. The main drawback is that the texture is slightly dry, so a nice glass of milk may be in order. But they almost fool you into thinking that there is sugar granules on the top just like the real ones (they don't, but the experience is so close, you'll think they do). OK, now here is the bad news. The main reason I purchased this brand as compared to another was the prominent advertisement on the product listing page that they used only Monk Fruit and not sugar alcohols such as erythritol. I am sensitive to sugar alcohols, and they cause serious intestinal distress whenever I consume them. And it's pretty hard to find low-carb products - particularly treats - that don't use them. (As an aside, if you're having similar issues, you should check your sugar alcohol consumption - look for ingredients ending in a "itol" such as sorbitol, maltitol, erythritol, etc. Everyone is sensitive to sugar alcohols to some extent; just some more than others). Any way, I was surprised to experience such distress after consuming four of these cookies. I thought it might be a fluke, and tried again a couple of days later with the same results. After scouring the reviews online, several reviewers noted that they changed their recipe over the past year and they now cause stomach pain. Perhaps they changed the Monk Fruit extract they use, and now use a brand that cuts it with erythritol as many do? In short, if you are wholly unphased by sugar alcohols, I highly recommend these cookies. If that's not the case, as they would say in Latin, caveat stomachum (stomach beware). Needless to say, I personally will unfortunately need to avoid them in the future.

I like these cookies. After 3 years on a keto influenced diet and rather liking the Monk fruit flavor, to me, they actually taste better than the full-sugar variety. That said, I am pre-diabetic, and while I haven’t studied the precise blood sugar effect, I can feel that these cookies affect my blood sugar. And I doubt I could limit myself to 4 cookies. The effect is better with milk and high fiber fruit. But these are an occasional treat for the holidays.

It does raise blood glucose.. my blood glucose never spikes for net carb of 4 .. so I don’t know if this the product issue or my body response to it

Best gluten free biscuits I have ever tasted