8 oz Sugar Free Peanut Brittle

I bought a box for my daughter, and she had sent a box to me also! I can say these are a 10 when it comes to taste and sweetness. They are sugar free! I love brittle and these are amazingly tastey. Its hard to stop once you get started. You will learn to say to others, "Go get your own box". lol.

This producct was very tasty... in fact so tasty I ate the entire contents in the box in one sitting. However I ended up not being next to a toilet for 30 hours lol. The good think was it helped me lose three pounds in nearly a day hahaha. The sugar free suckers has the same effect on me as well. I think both sugar free products are amazing but I wouldn't recommend eating the entire box at one time. There might be an ingrediant in the Sees Candy sugar free products that don't agree with my stomach but they sure taste great lol.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Delicious without sugar free aftertaste Peanut brittle: Ill order this again

During a recent visit to my MIL's home there was a box of See's Sugar-Free Peanut Brittle laid out for snacking. It was so delicious that I had to buy a couple of boxes from Amazon. I'm diabetic and this product tastes just like the buttery brittle made with sugar. However, it isn't perfect. A few things to keep in mind: 1) it is EXPENSIVE, especially when you factor in the cost of shipping 2) like with many forms of diabetic candy, eat too much and it will give you terrible diarrhea (eat half a box in a single sitting and you will be sick as a dog - TRUST ME!). I also prefer my brittle with more peanuts (basically, I want just enough candy to hold the nuts together). If you've ever been fortunate enough to have the brittle squares made by the Williamsburg VA Peanut Shop then you know what I'm writing about.

Great taste

Sugar free

This peanut brittle is tastes good, what their is of it. But it's definitely not worth $25 for only 8oz! Seriously, what was I thinking? Who in their right mind pays $50 a pound for candy. The profit margin is insane here; and they are clearly taking advantage of people who require sugarfree in their treats. When it arrived, I was shocked to see what a small amount 8oz actually looks like. And the candy was crushed up so much, there was no pieces larger than an inch in diameter. There were loose peanuts and crumbs. I ate what few pieces there were, but used most of it to sprinkle on my keto ice cream. What a joke. I think with a small amount of effort, I can make my own sugarfree peanut brittle at a fraction of the cost and end up with good size pieces. What there was in the box tasted decent, but definitely NOT worth the exorbitant price at $50 a pound!

It's a nice treat for someone who can't have sugar.