Wholesome Yum Zero Sugar Keto Maple Syrup, Monk Fruit & Allulose, 2 Pack

I make my own keto waffles and pancakes, so finding a truly good sugar-free maple syrup has been important to me. Instead of buying the first one I found, I decided to do a side-by-side comparison. I tested **eight** different syrups: four sugar-free brands from my local grocery store, three keto syrups from Amazon, and I even made my own homemade keto maple syrup from an online recipe. Of the three Amazon brands, I would rate all of them at least 4 stars. I compared them based on ingredients, taste, nutrition, consistency, and price. **Wholesome Yum was my overall winner.** Here are the reasons it came out on top: * Delicious maple flavor without an artificial aftertaste. * Sweetened without artificial sweeteners or erythritol. * Only **2 net carbs per serving**. * Packaged in a **glass bottle**, which I prefer. * Shipped in its own protective box, reducing the chance of leaks and making it easy to stack in my pantry. The only drawback is the price. It's about 50% more expensive than my second-place choice. However, Wholesome Yum offers a two-pack and subscription purchases at a lower per-bottle cost, which makes the difference much easier to justify. For me, the superior taste and cleaner ingredient list are worth paying a little extra. After trying eight different maple syrups, this is the one I'll continue buying. If you're looking for a keto-friendly maple syrup that tastes great and has quality ingredients, I highly recommend giving Wholesome Yum a try.

I love that it's zero sugar. Tastes just like maple syrup with no after taste. I will continue to use.

Disappointed I highly encourage you to read the entire product description and ingredient list carefully before purchasing, because I clearly didn’t—and I feel very misled by this product. Something and it also caused a allergic reaction. It’s called Wholesome Yum Zero Sugar Maple Syrup, which led me to believe I was purchasing a maple syrup product. There is zero actual maple syrup in the ingredients. And honestly, it doesn’t even taste like maple syrup to me. It tastes more like a generic, store-bought sugary corn-syrup-style pancake syrup. The flavor is nothing like real maple syrup. I understand that “zero sugar” means it’s a substitute, but I still feel the product name and presentation are misleading. If I had realized there was no maple syrup in it and that the flavor was more like generic pancake syrup, I absolutely would not have purchased it. Very disappointed and felt cheated by this purchase.

I loved this maple syrup, honestly it sweetens well and a little goes a long way, I love the color of it as well. By the texture you can tell its healthier and you can use it to sweeten anything. definitely would by again.

The best tasting sugar-free maple syrup there is. No aftertaste.