BRAMI Keto Lupini Bean Dip, Spread & Hummus | 0g Sugar, 0g Net Carbs | Keto, Vegan, Vegetarian, Mediterranean, Non-Perishable, Shelf-Stable, Low Carb, Low Calorie | 10oz (Variety, 4 Count)

I first started buying Brami lupini beans after issues with my pancreas not producing enzymes to break down my food which in turn caused me to be diabetic as well so I have to be extremely careful what foods I eat. Brami has amazing lupini beans that they marinate in different flavors & I love them all! I eat them as a snack,put in salads & soups so I was excited to try the dips & I love those as well! These beans are amazing at keeping you full & satisfied and also have ZERO carbs due to their fiber content plus they are packed with protein. Most importantly they do not impact my blood sugar & also help keep it stable and are easy to digest. I can’t say enough about how great it is to find a food that is truly beneficial for diabetics that actually taste good & has versatile uses. The beans & the dip are worth trying & I am so glad I did! Thank you Brami for making such a delicious & heathy product! For any doubters out there I rarely do reviews unless I truly love the product & I love this product!

I have 21 food allergies, so I’m always looking for new products, since I can’t eat most products and often cook from scratch. I thought I would give this a try, because I like most beans and already make my own hummus. I didn’t think this could be inedible, under any circumstances, but they are. They taste absolutely awful (and pretty much all the same despite the different flavors). Since they are so expensive, and inflation is so awful, I keep trying to force myself to use them up. . . But honestly, I would rather just starve than ever have to eat one of these dips again. They are truly awful, with the primary flavor, for each container, being cheap/disgusting vinegar/pickled flavor and salt. It’s hard to even try to just force it down, and believe me, I tried. . . And I’m not even a remotely picky eater. I eat almost everything that I am not allergic to. On top of the bad/rotting flavor, the texture is also really grainy and unappealing. So if the intensely awful flavor doesn’t get you, the unpleasant texture will finish you off. That could have been corrected, by simply processing the dip until it was a bit smoother, but nope. They didn’t. I know each person likes something different, and first opinions can be wrong, so I kept trying these, in case it would get better. 5 different times I made myself eat these dips, and each time was worse. I also tried doctoring it up with Siracha and lime…and neither of those two very powerful flavors were strong enough to overcome the intensely awful pickled/processed flavor. It prevails over everything. Also, don’t bother mixing this into soup, to try to hide the awful flavor. It can’t be hidden and just spreads everywhere, so you’ll ruin your soup. I just can’t do it. Especially at this price point. Major disappointment, so this was an allergy friendly food fail. However, if you like really intense pickeled/vinegar/salt flavors that overwhelm all other flavors, this might be your cup of tea. If the flavor wasn’t so bad, I would have been fine with the texture, but if you hate the flavor, then the texture just makes it look even more like cheap pet food from a can, which makes it even harder to swallow. It’s clear this was not for me. Maybe that’s my mistakes for failing to realize how intense and pickeled and processed this would test. I was thinking it would have a much cleaner and less chemical flavor. Also, the price was way too high, but I splurged in this, thinking maybe it would be amazing and worth it. I think if you’re paying more than $3 a container, it’s way too much for what you are getting, considering amount and quality.

My body can't handle tahini (so normal chickpea hummus would be out even if chickpeas weren't so full of carbs) but this stuff checks ALL the boxes. I love the variety pack, as I'd probably have never ventured out of my initial comfort zone to try all the flavors, and they're all great, all obviously contain garlic, though in different concentrations, and all are great at adding a little extra thickening to soups. I adore the Mediterranean & have no qualms at all about using a spoon to eat a serving! The Calabrian is great for adding a little extra zip to my soups or keto chips. I also use Garlic & Rosemary in soups a lot, and also with chips/crackers that have minimal flavor. I use the Original mostly when want the protein hit (or thickening for soups) but want a flavor that will blend harmoniously with whatever I have going on. I typically pop them all in the fridge, but it is really helpful to be able to move unopened ones to the pantry if I need the extra fridge space

I love this hummus alternative made with lupini beans. They’re low-carb, tasty and shelf-stable until you open them, which is awesome. And I LOVE the variety pack and the different flavors. The problem is the cost. $29.99 for a pack of four of these is just insane. They aren’t even particularly large. The price should be about half of what it is. $20 tops. If the price were $20 or less, this would be a 4 or 5-star review. If the price drops significantly, I’ll buy them again and again, but at these price points the value just isn’t there.

I received 4 of the garlic and rosemary instead of the variety pack and while the seller did ask for my address to send the correct order, I felt that it was sketchy. I had already given my address once and had there been any intention of sending the right order, it would have been sent. Anyway, it was good enough and especially for no carbs. It is a bit pricey. Still, it is so difficult to find carbless products, I will probably order again someday. I would love to try the other flavors. The texture is different from regular hummus, but I like that it *has* a texture and is not just paste-like. it looks like it might be too oily, but it isn't at all. The one I was able to try did not increase my blood glucose levels after eating it which is the big thing for my diabetes.

the Lupini beans are an amazing source of high quality protein with a broad amino acid profile that can easily replace meat products. They are an optimal source of nutrition from a health and efficacy standpoint. Not only that, but they are low in carbs and highly bioavailable for the body which make digestion easy (highly recommend for people with digestive issues). In addition to the nutrition, they are cost effective and I would recommend anyone trying to ease the bank account pain by incorporating these guys in your diet as well. It sounds stupid and I can see you laughing, but I spent $300 on freaking beans to incorporate in my diet as well as my families. Absolutely love the beans and yes I am an athlete. These beans fit the social trend in America and will only continue to grow in popularity for the next 5-10yrs. First, an easy fix: I would advise marketing the bean spread different from the beans themselves since it is a spread mix vs marinated beans whole. That is, some people may get confused and think it's 10oz beans. It is not mandatory, but something to consider. Second: I would recommend keeping the simple marinated mix for the 5.2oz (or whatever the 5.x oz size is) whole bean packets, and doubling that size to 10oz or 16oz while using resealable bags in addition to offering the 10oz spread. at some point you should have 3 standard sizes for whole beans - small - medium - bulk with bulk being ~1lb. The spread is a different animal and you need to understand that whole bean buyers do not always buy spread and vice versa. Therefore, you need to offer whole bean sizes in 3 categories and market the spread as 1 size for now in a larger container until you fix the issues with the packaging and enhance the recipe (same 10oz mix but larger container). Moving on... What I cannot understand is the packaging with the 10oz spread. To be clear it the worst packaging of a spread product I have ever seen or used since the 1990s. Straight garbage and not an exaggeration. Whoever is in charge of product management should be fired immediately. In addition, it is clear the company has grown to a level that they are seeking friends of friends/family for help who have no corporate experience as to how to bring a brilliant product like this to market. That is my assessment and I am fairly certain that I am spot on because the product just oozes inexperience. Trying to open the spread, you can be guaranteed to have atleast 4 strips of plastic ending up in the bean spread mixture. Don't worry, you will use your fingers to scoop them out, getting oil and bean mixture all over your hands while failing at ripping the entire plastic seal off because the bond of the glue on the edges is enough to mount a 90inch TV to the wall. You put so much oil (whether natural or not) in the mix, and seal it with the plastic up to the brim, that no matter what you do, you will ALWAYS get oil and bean mix everywhere. At this point I have to open the packages outside and use scissors to cut the plastic out because it is impossible in theory and practice to rip the seal efficiently (the attached picture is for demonstration and sure enough fail). What I can't understand is that the packaging for the whole bean mixture, although not optimal given that some beans stick to the inside, is perfect in my mind. How is it possible to nail the packaging for one, but completely flop on the packaging for the other? The mixture was an afterthought because you had proof of concept from the whole bean packages. Most likely easier to process the spread vs whole beans in the same size for shipping. I am telling you, that if you offered the 3 whole bean sizes, the bulk size would outperform the spread, and possibly the 5.xoz size. Do it. Best of luck

Tried the variety pack, good flavors, the pepper is hot for heat without actual spiciness. The texture is a touch different than regular hummus but it's not something you really notice after the first couple of bites then you never really think about it again. Pretty much falls within the range of variety you get in the grocery store if you're just trying different brands/flavors. It does need to be stirred as the oil separates but no different than Sabra or such with pinenuts or another flavoring that you stir in any way. Really really nice to have something that doesn't have added sugar or a bunch of preservation. Shelf-stable and doesn't have to be refrigerated until opened is nice when ordering the variety pack so you don't end up with all 4 in the fridge at one time. Definitely a plus and will be ordering again.

I honest to God hate to leave a bad review I'm not that kind of person but I bought these Brami hummus organic different kind taste not sure what I bought too much and I taste every one of them is not for me the taste was kind of off. Everything you see in the picture is going in trash.. I went to see if I can return them but of course says no return so that's not the reason WHY I'm leaving this review I'm leaving this review for other people don't fall for this The it tasted weird for me maybe for other people might like it. But take my advice buy one only to taste it don't buy Six like I did and spend 50 bucks and now it's going to the trash. Again I'm not leaving this review because I lost a $50 bucks believe me 50 bucks is nothing for me I just trying to be helpful for other people you can buy one and taste it and you'll see what I'm talking about I mean if you eat Middle Eastern food and eat that stuff you see the big difference but if you don't eat Middle Eastern food then you might not know the difference..