NICKS Fiber Syrup with Honey Flavor (300g) Sugar Alternative Keto Sweetener No Added Sugar, Gluten free | No added sugar, high fibre, gluten free, low carb, sugar substitute

Very impressed taste really lovely taste more like a gave syrup then honey which I prefer it’s not got a really strong honey flavour obviously because it’s not real honey so that would’ve been more artificial so it taste really really nice. I put it in my iced keto coffee I’ve poured it on some keto cookies to sweeten them out. I haven’t used it on a house yet, but I’m very happy with it and I will definitely purchase it again. It’s got a really lovely runny texture and the flavour is really really nice.

Low-carb sugar-free and keto friendly, with the texture, consistency and sweetness of honey, adding a strong hint of that propolis flavour. Just what I need when craving honey but don’t want to break my diet. Also it arrived on time and the price was great

Really great for keto baking

Suitable substitute for honey, a bit of a slight saccharine after taste to it. The main issue is with the bottle itself I've placed 3 orders so far and every one of them has had problems with leakage on delivery.

Syrup is thick and tastes little like honey. Okay to mix thorough food but not for toppings.

Great if you are doing a keto diet. Only tried the honey flavor but used it the same. A little thinner than honey, but delicious

Tastes great, fab substitute

Having decided to focus on the sugar content on the label of my little squeezable bottle of Agave syrup ( 66.11% in fact ) I was quite shocked. I immediately sought an alternative. 'Nicks' seem to have come up with the solution. It tastes quite nice, with a honey-like flavour and, although the convertible carb content per 100 g is 14, the sugar already present in there comprises of only 1g per 100 g - a lot healthier for a type 2 diabetic than the agave syrup I'd been using up until this point ( however sparingly ). This syrup is a winner with me and a little squirt of it has passed my pancake taste test in a very satisfactory way. A 300g bottle of it should last me a good year. That's o.k. because the use-by date on it is 16.5 months away from when the syrup was delivered - plenty of time. Eamonn

Non costa poco: quasi dieci euro per appena 300gr, ma d'altronde nemmeno stevia ed eritritolo sono economici. Le cose che fanno male alla salute, come lo zucchero bianco, quasi te le regalano a prezzi stracciati mentre quelle che fanno bene, o non nuociono, te le fanno pagare oro. ma ne vale la pena Ha una consistenza sciropposa simile al miele, ma meno appiccicosa, e un lieve retrogusto di liquirizia ma è molto buono. Ogni tanto mi verso un cucchiaino e me lo mangio, come facevo col miele, ed è piacevole. Inoltre non contiente zuccheri ed è adatto per chi come me deve tenere d'occhio la glicemia È mia intenzione utilizzarlo per fare le caramelle gommose senza zucchero dato che l'eritritolo tende a cristallizzarsi e la stevia da sola lascia un retrogusto sgradevole.

Le produit est cher mais je pense que cela vaut le coup- Je mange cétogène et ce toping est vraiment délicieux sur des crêpes, un petit gâteau aux amandes ou du fromage blanc ...cela change un peu du goût de l'erythritol que j'utilise tout le temps...(et que je fais en sirop pour les crêpes). Il est assez sucré donc pas besoin d'en mettre beaucoup ..la bouteille va me durer tres longtemps!! Donc au final un bon investissement pour un produit qui a bon gout!

I’ve been using Nick’s Fiber Syrup with Honey Flavor in my homemade Greek yogurt lately, and it’s a solid choice for daily guilt-free sweetness. It’s of course not real honey, but does the trick perfectly—sweet, floral taste with that honey-like thickness, blending seamlessly into my yogurt or tea without any weird aftertaste or clumping.

heel lekker

Très bon gout