ChocZero Sugar Free Strawberry Jam, 12 oz Jar

Best sugar free jam I have tried. Made with healthy alternative sugar replacements & recipe gives a fresh picked fruit flavor. Perfect for diabetics and those on keto diets. Packaging is first class...no broken jars arriving in the mail and delivery is always quick and on time.

This has become a staple item for me. I eat as little sugar as possible and although expensive this product is delicious and something I keep on hand to satisfy a craving

This is amazing the taste is great. The texture is great it is not too thick and not too thin and watery, it is simply smooth-moist and tasty ,this product is completely sugar free. It come across as a really high quality jamb with healthy ingredients. I use it with sugar free cheese cake, in yogurt, on sandwiches, on crackers, desserts. I love it. It is great as a diet item when you need something good without feeling guilty. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a great high quality, sugar free jamb.

This tastes pretty good. I have really missed things like jelly since starting keto. The texture is most like the jam that came in c-rations ( 50 years ago ). I could taste the strawberry in it. At 1 gr net carbs per tablespoon this is a winner. Not 5 stars because I'm not fond of the price.

Delicious jelly, nothing to miss from regular sugar filled ones, I’ve tried other flavors but none beat this one…

Reading reviews on low-carb jams and jellies likely means you've made significant lifestyle choices and are seeking indulgence without the sugar highs or exceeding your carb limit. CocoSense offers excellent alternatives for this purpose. For those accustomed to monk fruit-sweetened products, the lack of excessive sweetness and absence of strange aftertastes is familiar. With less than half the calories of traditional jam, negligible carbs, and no chemicals, it's a substantial plus. The aroma is delightful, and it spreads smoothly. The packaging is also noteworthy. To provide a balanced view, I've sampled both the Strawberry and Orange flavors. Taste is personal, so here are my thoughts: STRAWBERRY - This variety didn't quite hit the mark for me. The flavor seems subdued, and there's barely enough fruit pulp to distinguish it as jam rather than jelly. I've found it best enjoyed atop a low-carb brownie, complemented by fresh or thawed frozen berries, enhancing the fruit's natural flavors more conveniently than macerating berries myself. ORANGE - Marmalade enthusiasts, take note: this is a must-try, so consider stocking up. Similar to the strawberry jam, the marmalade boasts a wonderful scent and easy spreadability. Its flavor is refreshingly light and not overly processed or bitter. So far, it's been delightful on everything. My current preference is blending it into Chia pudding, mixing with yogurt, or savoring it straight from the spoon.

Excellent quality, very strawberry flavor but hardly any carbs. No sugar, . I melt it into fresh lime juice, then add stevia sweetened tonic water for a very special drink. It’s delicious with nut butters and in yogurt and smoothies.

All of the fruit products I tried from ChocZero have a taste. Idk if it's the plant fiber or the monk fruit. It's not a bad taste, but it's not the taste of the thing they're emulating, exactly. It's certainly better than aspartame or stevia taste, but not as good as allulose or date syrup. So this tastes alright and you can spread it on bread, but it's a bit of a weird color and has flavors that are not strawberries or citrus, or sugar, which is what jam tends to taste like. I wish sugar alcohols didn't explode your heart, but here we are looking for low-sugar alternatives that aren't just as bad as the sugar and settling for whatever this is. Oh, also, I'm not diabetic, so ymmv.

The jam itself tastes good. However, although there was a massive sticker on the box that said “keep it cool,” the package was hot, not warm or room temperature, but properly hot when it was delivered.