I've tried a lot of keto 'substitutes' over the years. Some purchased, some homemade. Honey is one that has been difficult to recreate for me. Anyone who follows a keto diet consistently and closely understands that there is no "EXACT" replica of most of our previous 'treats'. HOWEVER- this allulose 'honey' comes as close to perfect as any substitute I've tried! I've found that if used in excess (like a whole tablespoon on a small slice of toast- yes, I've done that) it will give that SLIGHT aftertaste that some people experience. (I find it negligible) Remember also, that everyone's palate and 'expectation' of a product is a little different. (this is not honey- it's a GOOD 'substitute') I was so impressed with this product, I've ordered 2 more bottles. This will be a staple in my keto pantry! (I love it drizzled on my plain greek yogurt, on toast, with peanut butter, in Asian sauces, in homemade ketchup, on pork chops, in granola, to sweeten curries.. so many possibilities!!)

Huge thank you for this amazing product. I hesitated buying it thinking; how good could a “keto” honey product be? I went ahead and gave it a try given that we love your maple syrup. We were not disappointed. It is wonderful! We eat A LOT of plain Greek yogurt and my husband has a hard time getting it down. Now that he can put this honey on it, he’s in heaven! I’ve so missed adding a bit of honey to my tea so I am also in heaven with this product. Sometimes it’s just the little things in lifelike this that make a huge difference. Thank you so much!

My diabetic mom uses almost a tablespoon of honey in her coffee several times a day. I have started using this honey when I make her coffee. It has the same consistency as her regular Walmart brand honey, but it is paler in color. But she has not fussed about it. She says that her coffee tastes good. And she's not raising her blood sugar as high as before.

Fabulous substitute! Can not even tell it's not the real thing. Use it to make protein bars. Delicious!!

Fabulous substitute! Can not even tell it's not the real thing. Used on keto yogurt, keto granola, & to make homemade honey mustard. Absolutely delicious!

We really had high hopes for this. We love all the other products, especially the Maple Syrup. My husband is a diabetic and misses honey. This has the consistency of honey and you get the flavor when initially putting it in your mouth. It then turns to a hint of horehound candy, which is fine with me, and ends on a bitter note that leaves a funny aftertaste. Neither one of us cared for it and had the same tasting experience. Don't think we'll be reordering this one.

While the texture is correct, the flavor of this product is one note-just sweet missing the floral notes of the actual flowers from which the bees make their honey. Good but not great. It works just fine in recipes like baklavas where its role is simply to provide sweetness. Perhaps the orange blossom honey will have that subtle floral note??

I've tried quite a few honey alternatives over the years. Some don't have the right consistency (too runny) and others just don't taste like honey (more maple like) so I was hesitant to try this one out. However, I have repurchased this one multiple times due to it being the perfect dupe! I love eating a nut butter and honey sandwich on psmf bread each evening so please please don't ever discontinue this!!

I have always avoided honey because of the calories as well as the carbs. When I saw that Wholesome Yum offered a “honey” substitute I was interested. I really didn’t think that a honey substitute would taste like the real thing and was pleasantly surprised to find that Wholesome Yum “honey” is so very close to the real thing including texture and color as well as taste! I love using it in all the ways I would use real honey and definitely recommend it to all of those who would use honey if it didn’t have all of the carbs! Order this and enjoy! Thank you Wholesome Yum!

I was excited to try this "honey" in my tea, but found it has a strong weird/bitter aftertaste. I appreciate the work that goes into trying to make a good tasting honey alternative, but as someone very sensitive to the taste of alt sweeteners, it has too much of an aftertaste to use. Please have people sensitive to alt sweeteners test the products before promising no aftertaste. I've spent a fortune on alternative sweeteners/choc chips etc., that promise no aftertaste, and they all just get thrown out. I'm hoping to use this product in strong-flavored things like BBQ sauce or salad dressing without noticing the aftertaste too much or else I'll have to toss yet another expensive item bought at higher Canadian prices. The only sweetener I've found that doesn't taste too weird is pure allulose. If you make an allulose version of the honey, I would try it though!