ChocZero Chocolate Cookies, Dark Chocolate Jolies – Gluten Free, Sugar Free, 20 Crispy Chocolate Filled Keto Cookies Per Box, 8 Ounce

These ChocZero Dark Chocolate Jolies are absolutely delicious, especially for being both gluten free and sugar free. The cookies are perfectly crispy with a rich dark chocolate flavor that doesn’t taste artificial or overly sweet. They really satisfy a chocolate craving without the usual sugar crash. I love that they’re made with clean ingredients and still taste like a real treat. The texture is great, and having 20 cookies in the pack makes portioning easy (though it’s tempting to eat more than one!). If you’re looking for a guilt-free chocolate cookie that actually tastes good, these are a fantastic option.

Delicious!! NO ADDED SUGAR, how do they do it and make such a delicious and healthier snack? Highest praise for these little cookies. They are phenomenal and I can't say enough good about them. Taste is superb. Always fresh. They are great size little treat to have whenever that sweet addiction hits and best, no added sugar. You really can't go wrong with these. I order 4 boxes a month and give some away to people. ChocZero has really helped people who are cutting sugar out of their diet but still need that sweet treat. I haven't found any of their products that I have tried that I wouldn't highly recommend. Try these and treat yourself and your body to a delicious sugar free treat. Most people I give these to accuse me of lying after they try them and I tell them they are sugar free.

Just tried one of the dark chocolate cookies- this is just what I needed to help me not sabotage myself as I work to eat cleaner and more ketovore. Similar to a Milano cookie - great to dip one in coffee. There is a slight after taste from the sweeteners used, but nothing unbearable or intolerable. As someone else mentioned, having them individually wrapped definitely helps me stick to serving size or even less - just one cookie and walk away. If you need something to help you not feel deprived you may like these. Going to try mint one next.

Each is individually wrapped, but the wrapper appears to have been designed for a larger cookie. Possible shrinkflation. Cookie is dry and almost tasteless, there is minimal chocolate flavor to the filling. 3 cookies per serving and only 16 grams of carbs with 12 grams of fiber in the serving so I raised my scope one star for that. $12 price seems high, but not as high as other low carb cockies, Seems everyone wants to scalp those on a low carb diet.

My husband loves these cookies! He has diabetes but can enjoy a couple of these cookies without having sugar spikes. They do not affect his digestive system either so it is another plus for the ChocZero dark chocolate cookies. The texture reminds him of a nice short crust cookie with chocolate covering. The subtle citrus taste just adds another flavour layer to an already good tasting treat. They are not soft cookies, they have a little crunch but are not dry, that is just how they are. Finally, as they are individually wrapped, they do not get stale and are easy to take along in a pocket or bag as small snack or dessert.

They are delicious and satisfying. I like that they are individually packaged so they are fresh. The size is just right. They don't crumble or fall apart. The calorie count is fine for me as I only eat no more than two. The carb count is fine for me as well, partly because they are also high fiber. A very nice product.

I do strict keto -20 carbs a day. These cookies make a great snack. Individually wrapped so you can eat one and only get 1.3 carbs. For my that’s awesome. I find the crunch very satisfying. Each cookie is about 4 bites. The chocolate is all the way to the sides and to me they taste similar to the PF Milano cookie. But I haven’t had one of those in a very long time. If your doing keto and looking for a good snack option I would suggest these

This is a good cookie, but the chocolate filling is a bit stingy. And, it's kind of expensive. However, as a diabetic, I'm use to paying significantly more for sugar-free products. And I've written my newspaper opinion column about the companies that charge at much as 67 percent more for NOT putting sugar in their products. There are so few manufacturers who produce sugar-free products that they can get away with this practice because people with diabetes have only one choice: refrain from anything that actually tastes good or pay extra to eat like a "normal" human being. Incidentally, if you haven't tried products made with zevia as a sweetener, you're missing out. It's a vegetable product and not at all like the laboratory-produced sweeteners of the past.