Diabetic Kitchen Nut Butter Cookie Mix Makes The Moistest, Chewiest, No-Guilt Cookies Ever ● Gluten-Free, High-Fiber, Low-Carb, No Artificial Sweeteners or Sugar Alcohols (Makes 60 Cookies)
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Brand | Diabetic Kitchen |
Flavor | Almond |
Specialty | Gluten-free,High-fiber,Low-carb |
Number of Items | 1 |
Unit Count | 13.3 Ounce |
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After sending their youngest off to college, Vic & Lisa Johnson learned Carter had developed Type II Diabetes. Then, Vic later discovered he had Pre-Diabetes. Lisa immediately began crafting tasty recipes that had little to no impact on blood sugar.
Years of research paired with the results Carter & Vic saw from dietary changes led to the launch of Diabetic Kitchen in 2014, a line of mixes & ready to eat foods w/ 0 added sugar or sugar alcohols.
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Diabetic Kitchen
Low-Carb Mixes & Ready-to-Eats with 0 Added Sugar, Artificial Sweeteners or Sugar Alcohols - Gluten Free, High in Fiber & Keto-Friendly
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Product details
- Package Dimensions : 4.6 x 4 x 3.9 inches; 12.9 ounces
- UPC : 859430005044
- ASIN : B016YY3TY4
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Customers like the quality and carbs of the baking mix. For example, they mention it's incredibly good, fantastic, and a great treat for a low carb diet. They also like the moisture. That said, opinions are mixed on taste, value, ease of making, and texture.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the baking mix. They mention that the brownies and cookies are incredibly good, fantastic, and amazing for a gluten and sugar free product. Some customers also say that the cookies are nice and still soft 3 days later.
"Turned out pretty good. I made a half batch using peanut butter...." Read more
"These are pretty good for what they are. It doesn’t taste exactly like a peanut butter cookie more of a cross between a spice and PB cookie...." Read more
"...Even so, these are a tad on the high side. Still - a really, really good product." Read more
"This is my first try of any low carb baking product. It turned out pretty good but the cookies are very crumbly...." Read more
Customers find the carbs in the baking mix to be great for their low carb diet. They say the cookies are delicious and low in carbohydrates. Customers also mention that the product is gluten and sugar free.
"...This cookie mix is much healthier and better tasting imo than others I've tried...." Read more
"...on the glycemic index, but there are only 5 T of pumpkin, it's full of vitamin A, and frankly I like it better than the way the nut butter cookies..." Read more
"...It's high in fiber, and it's sweetened with stevia, not sugar alcohols, which means my husband can have some of the cookies..." Read more
"...Super soft and delicious. Great for low carb lifestyles as well...." Read more
Customers find the baking mix incredibly moist, with a rich chocolate flavor. They also say the texture is great and not too dry. Some customers also mention that the cookies are moist and chewy, but the stevia is too strong for their liking.
"...The texture is great, not too dry, more chewy which is nice and the directions are very easy to follow." Read more
"...So mystery solved. I tried putting in the entire tin. The cookies are moist and chewy but the stevia is too strong for my liking :..." Read more
"...I can state they were very moist, even a few days after baking. This is, in my experience, a rarity for homemade cookies of any sort." Read more
"...The inside was still super, super moist - yet not gooey...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the high fiber content of the baking mix. They mention that it tastes good and is very dense.
"...I love this mix. It's high in fiber, and it's sweetened with stevia, not sugar alcohols, which means my husband can have some of the cookies..." Read more
"...Quality of ingredients is good I just wish the price was lower." Read more
"...cooks as well as other types of mixes, tastes good considering the high fiber, low sugar & low carbohydrates...." Read more
"pretty darn good- very dense though" Read more
Customers are mixed about the taste of the baking mix. Some mention that it's very tasty, with no unpleasant aftertaste. They say the flavor isn't bad, and the cookies are yummy right from the freezer. However, some customers say that the cookies were not good and tasted of just grease.
"...This cookie mix is much healthier and better tasting imo than others I've tried...." Read more
"...a month now, and although these aren't Moms home made, they are a nice treat. I'll be moving them into the fridge as suggested tomorrow...." Read more
"...A little expensive for cookies though and they do have a slight aftertaste, not horrible but not great...." Read more
"...And, they are really yummy right from the freezer too! I plan to try making them again with pistachio butter." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the baking mix. Some mention it's worth the price, while others say it'll be about $25 including all the ingredients. Some say it tastes terrible and is expensive for one batch of cookies. Overall, opinions are mixed and it'd be best to read reviews before making a purchase.
"...They are best after about an hour out of the oven. A little expensive for cookies though and they do have a slight aftertaste, not horrible but not..." Read more
"...The mix is expensive so this has been a waste of money and also one of effort as it was messy and time consuming...." Read more
"...Worth every penny!" Read more
"...Highly recommended. My only complaint is that Diabetic Kitchen products are a tad pricey...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of making the baking mix. Some mention it's easy to make, convenient to have on hand, and tasty. However, others say that the recipe is not easy to follow, the directions are not very good, and the cost is not worth the effort.
"...I used a food processor, and they were pretty simple to throw together.The cookies weren't overly sweet, which is good...." Read more
"...is great, not too dry, more chewy which is nice and the directions are very easy to follow." Read more
"...a waste of money and also one of effort as it was messy and time consuming. The cookies were not good and tasted of just grease...." Read more
"...They are absolutely delicious and so easy to make!..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the texture of the baking mix. Some mention that it's great, soft, and squishy, while others say that it was greasy and made a mess.
"...I was happy with the final texture, especially after they cooled in the fridge for a while. Can't wait to try it with other nut butters too...." Read more
"...The cookies were not good and tasted of just grease. There was so much grease that as they baked, grease just oozed all over my pan...." Read more
"...The texture is great, not too dry, more chewy which is nice and the directions are very easy to follow." Read more
"The texture of these cookies is excellent. So far I’ve only made a half of the can, and I used all natural peanut butter...." Read more
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The cookies weren't overly sweet, which is good. I hate it when low carb cookies are filled to the brim with sugar alcohols and other fake sweeteners, when things are too sweet you don't taste any of the actual flavors. This cookie mix is much healthier and better tasting imo than others I've tried.
I was happy with the final texture, especially after they cooled in the fridge for a while. Can't wait to try it with other nut butters too. The flavor had a touch of something I couldn't put my finger on, maybe cinnamon? or cloves? It wasn't overpowering, and I like those flavor profiles regardless.


and also one of effort as it was messy and time consuming. The cookies were not good and tasted of just grease. There was so much grease that as they baked, grease just oozed all over my pan. I would not recommend them at all. There are definitely better products which have good flavor.
I was going to give it three stars, but I was very impressed by the email the owners sent me regarding tips on how to make sure I got the most from this product.
Despite their warning, I did have to try one fresh from the oven...bad call, I should've listened. Mushy, kinda greasy and not very tasty. Put them on a plate with a paper towel over them as suggested....and not to bad. I've been on Atkins for a little over a month now, and although these aren't Moms home made, they are a nice treat. I'll be moving them into the fridge as suggested tomorrow.
One suggestion to the sellers. As a single guy, or for those trying to go low carb in a house full of people that aren't, It might not be a bad idea to throw measurements in for 1/4 batch, or even a half batch. I know the instruction told me to dump it all into a measuring cup and then pour back half. But it won't all fit into a 2 cup measuring cup. So I had to use two of them. It would be easier if there were measurement I could use to simplify.
OK, the nut butter was made and measured. I was only wanting to make a half batch. So...how much dry mix should I use? Instructions say no problem, just "halve" the contents of the can. OK, Diabetic Kitchen--you're not even going to tell me what that is?? So I then had to get a bowl and measure out the entire contents of the stupid can into it, then calculate the amount. (By the way folks, it's 1 3/4 cups. You're welcome.) Then I had to return the rest of the mix back into the stupid can. By this time I'm getting ideas in my head on how I could have (and should have, and will next time) easily made my own gluten free, Stevia in the Raw sweetened nut cookies with my Smart Balance peanut butter already in my pantry! For a lot less money, too.
So now the food processor had mixed everything and it was finally time to bake. "This cookie dough is sticky," it says on the can. This is an understatement, as this dough was more like molasses in January, (in OH) and in all honesty, the most difficult dough I've ever had to work with. Too bad I just happened to be one of the few people on earth who does not have a cookie scoop in her kitchen! (SMN). This meant I had to invent magic moves to get the dough apportioned with some semblance of consistency for each cookie. This did not actually happen and I ended up with uneven sizes. Who cares, right? Right!
Like I said in the beginning, the cookies taste good. We've been eating them up. But they aren't good enough to make me use this mix again. I can make better cookies from scratch in half the time, with a lot less aggravation and use what's in my own pantry, thank you.
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