LIVLOKeto Brownie Baking Mix - Just 1g Net Carb - Sugar & Gluten Free Keto Desserts, Sweets & Treats - Low Carb, Nut Free, Diabetic Friendly Snack - Fast, Delicious and Easy to Make - 12 servings

This was my first time purchasing a keto baking mix. I normally make my own recipes ( mug cakes, brownies, etc) I wasn’t sure what to expect regarding taste but boy was I surprised.It was super easy to make. Melt butter and add eggs. Yes, that easy. The packaging calls for an 8x8 pan however I used a pan that was just a tad bit larger as I didn’t want super thick brownies.I let them bake the exact time as listed on the package and I allowed them to completely cool before Eating. They were delish!! Great fudgy brownieS. Definitely not your typical sugary brownie but a great keto alternative. If you’re not used to eating baked keto goods made with almond flour and things of that nature, this may be a little different for you but if you’re used to keto baked goods you will most certainly enjoy these. I love that they are only 1 net carb per brownie and being that I cut mine into more servings than indicated on the package I get to have more than 1. They are great served with a small scoop of low carb vanilla ice cream and a drizzle of choczero caramel.I probably will not buy it often due to the price but I will definitely buy it again when I have a super sweet tooth and need my brownie fix.

I've tried a couple of disappointment keto brownies recipes where I've wasted ingredients...a brownie shouldn't taste like card board! Where you want to just throw the entire pan away...but with me I hate to waste anything so I had to eat my disappointment with a glass of unsweetened almond milk. Anyway...I was about to give up on the perfect ingredients to make the perfect moist brownie where it actually taste like a brownie. When I came across this nice keto goodness brownie mix...now I must say when I mix up the ingredients to put in my pan I realized that my pan wasn't the right size for such mixture. So, I did have to double the mix with ingredients I had at home to be able to get a thicker brownie...instead of a very thin one. I made cream cheese brownie swirls. After baking I couldn't wait for these to cool down...made some unsweetened chocolate mix with a 1tsp of pumpkin spice whip cream to top it after cooling. This brownie hits differently it didn't taste like it was even keto...very moist and no card board taste of disappointment. Definitely hit my chocolate craving, I've found a brownie mix that will work well with my extra ingredients when I want to double the mix for a much thicker brownie.

This brownie mix is a favorite of a young friend of mine that I care for. We like to make healthy treats so that I can enjoy them with him and he gets the joy of baking. This is his preferred brand out of those we have tried. I feel the flavor is a bit off for me, but this last time we added pecans in the mix and put them on top which was a much better flavor. You can't beat the convenience which is what you are paying for, along with no grains and no sugar. Because the price is so high it will be a rare treat for us but it's great the product is out on the market, it's hard to find things that fit the Keto way of eating

My husband and I started on the Keto diet a few months back and I have been floundering around trying different recipes and products to get that rich, chocolatey brownie flavor and not breaking the bank, because face it Keto Products can be super expensive. I made the Livlo Brownies within an hour of getting my package. I added some Lily Butterscotch chips to the mix per some helpful hints from the back of the packaging and it was an amazing tip. The directions also direct you to wait until the brownies were completely cooled to cut and try, but I couldn't wait. They smelled so heavenly while baking. I waited about 10 minutes after taking them out of the oven to try a bite and it was yummy and rich tasting, but not very sweet. I was a bit disappointed. Then I decided to wait per the instructions until the brownies had cooled completely and when I tried them again a couple of hours later, they were so much better. I'm so happy with this purchase that I can't wait to order again. My recommendation is try some of the ideas on the back but also follow the directions and wait completely to cut them and try them, it does make a difference.

This is a decent brownie mix. It yielded about 9 squares (~2.6" x ~2.6" x ~.4"). Four people in my household tried it and we universally agreed it was a tad bitter and could have used a little more sweetener. The odd thing is it tasted better on day two after being in the refrigerator overnight. But it is expensive at $10 per package; and that is the main reason I will probably not buy it again. I'll try making it from scratch the next time and will also calculate the estimated cost of the raw ingredients (e.g. cocoa powder, swerve, almond flour, etc.).

Tasted fine, but it gets carbs once you mix the brownie powder with flour then it's carb dense.

Been trying to watch my carbs, and my family loves brownies. I’ve had success with Atkins and Fiber One products so I thought I’d give this a try based on so many positive reviews. I followed directions exactly and I tend to know my way around the kitchen so I’m certain I made these the way they were meant. First taste was a bit of butter so I was encouraged that this might be another low carb find. Then the ‘brownie’ taste reached me. I grabbed a paper towel and had to scrape this off my tongue. I apologized to the trash can for what it was about to received. I had to eat some pretzels to get the taste away from me. I offered some to my wife and reminded her of the raccoon commercial where they try to get each other to eat something that tastes terrible- like chutney and burnt hair. She wasn’t having it. My kids asked if they could try. They said it was okay, but probably not something they’d want again. I have to believe this product is for those who can’t eat brownies, not those just trying to watch what they eat.