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Holistic Guidance - Doctor's Carbrite Diet - Chocolate Chip Brownie Mix, Sugar Free 11 Oz
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List Price: $5.99
Our Price: $5.99
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: universal nutrition
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Address: Array
Binding: Misc.
Brand: Doctor's Diet
Country: USA
EAN: 0039442083012
Feature: sugar free, diabetic & dentist friendly
Ingredients: Chocolate chips (maltitol, chocolate liquor, cocoa butter, lecithin, vanilla) maltitol, sorbitol, inulin (from chicory root), cocoa, whole wheat flour, whey protein, vital wheat gluten, vanilla powder, salt. Allergy Alert: This product may contain traces of nuts.
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Label: universal nutrition
Manufacturer: universal nutrition
Publisher: universal nutrition
Studio: universal nutrition
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Features
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sugar free, diabetic & dentist friendly
great tasting!
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Editorial Reviews:
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This is the best tasting sugar free brownie mix we have found!
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Not bad
Comment: These brownies are not bad for sugar free. If you are expecting sweet brownies, it is not these brownies. They do not taste bad, but are not sweet either. Next time I am going to try and vary the recipe and see what I come up with. I may even add some extra sweetner to bring them up to par. They are cheaper at other low carb sites.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Delicious Flavor - Eat in Moderation
Comment: CarbRite Brownie Mix includes chocolate chips in it - and the resulting brownies are only 1.5 grams of net carbs per large brownie! That's only 174 calories. This is definitely recommended for anyone who loves chocolate and wants to be healthy too.
The brownies are very easy to make. You add in 3 eggs, 1/2 cup of butter and a teaspoon of water. That's it. Bake for just under an hour, then chill for an hour in the fridge.
What's neat about the brownies is you have options as to how they come out. Depending on how long you bake them, you can get them to be more cake like or fudge like. We like them about half and half.
The chocolate chips seem to "sink" into the mix, which gives it the fudgy aspect on the bottom layer. It's a really nice texture, with a crispy top. Even several days later, the ones that are left (assuming you eat them at a reasonable pace) are still quite tasty.
Now I do want to comment that you SHOULD eat them only one at a time. My boyfriend was a bit greedy when we first made these, and ate a bunch. These are LOADED with sugar alcohols. There are 15g of sugar alcohols per serving. This gives it a fantastic sweet flavor - but they cause digestive problems if eaten in large quantities. One brownie is fine. Six brownies .... less fine. Be wise. Eat just one.
Some people ask me why they don't just use Splenda instead of sugar alcohols. Splenda doesn't bake as well as sugar alcohols do - the flavor comes out differently. I really do believe this is the best formulation for its fantastic flavor, but again, be aware of the content. Eat in moderation.
I really love these. You get a rich brownie flavor for hardly any calories and almost zero carbs. It really is quite ideal for anybody who loves chocolate - on any eating plan - who wants to avoid sugar.
The nutrition values are: 174 calories, 12g fat (no trans fats), 55mg sodium, 3g fiber, 15g sugar alcohols, 1.5g net carbs. You get tiny amounts of some vitamins, nothing to really consider important.
I would even recommend parents make these for their kids, if their kids demand chocolate, rather than giving them sugary versions.
Customer Rating:
Summary: AMAZING BROWNIES
Comment: I couldn't believe how tasty these were. I could stay on any low-carb diet if I got to have one of these everyday! :)
Customer Rating:
Summary: WONDERFUL
Comment: These taste like brownies should taste, chocolaty and moist. For those of you like me are trying to stay away from sugar, these are a treat.
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Summary: I ate it.
Comment: As I reformed brownie addict I found these brownies very edible. The texture isn't quite right, sort of like fudge with a thin cakey crust. All the chocolate chips sank to the bottom of the dish, making them difficult to remove. Never-the-less, I found myself hiding them from the kids and my chocolate craving was temporarily tamed.
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