SkinnyMe ChocolateReviews of skinnymechocolate.com

My Wife and I are on the Keto diet. This diet consists of low carbs and no sugar. That means mostly no candy or chocolate for us. So we have been on the hunt for keto friendly desserts. All of the products we tried just were not satisfying and had a weird taste and or texture. My local Ralphs just started carrying SkinnyMe and have Milk Chocolate in stock. To my surprise the label showed net zero car s! Plus it said milky on the cover. We nevwr had milky texture with keto ice cream. After our first bight we were blown away! It tasted so good! Obviously the flavor will never match the real stuff, however it is close enough to be enjoyable. The real trick is to eat macadamia nuts at the same time! You will feel like you are eating those famous Hawaiian macadamia chocolate.

I love what I got. I had two experiences like others where the chocolate is melted before I get it. When it melts it turns grey and flaky. My biggest problem is that I have only had one kind, since all the others are always out of stock! No response as to when I might get something and no response as to the safe delivery of product.

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The Chocolate I have tasted from this company is terrible. Course it might be because they delivered on my doorstop, in the bright california sun and it was a melted pile of goo. I told them this and they did it on the second delivery also. The customer service rep I spoke with was not very nice and did not want to listen to what I had to say.

Trying to give less than one star and I can't. DO NOT ORDER. You will never be able to cancel. You can not cancel over the internet, even tho you ordered on it. They feel the need to confirm it's really you to cancel, just not to order? The last call made to the 24hrs/day number you gave to call to cancel was with a guy "Arthur" that did not know what state his employer was in, or the name of the employer for that matter based on the last order number. The reference order number I received via email was wrong. It's cost me $150 for the wrong chocolate twice. Well, every time seeing as though it should have been mint the whole time. Go get it at the store if you want to try it. Better yet, find a grocery store that has those bulk bins that people cough in, it's probably safer. I just looked up on the BBB site that they are currently rated "F"! You have been warned.

First, the Chocolate is not worth the cost! That's the bottom line. Now the details. We thought we'd try the "free" Chocolate offer where you only pay for Postage and Handling, $4.95. We ordered the Dark Chocolate w/Strawberry flavor. 11.64 oz, 30 sq. The chocolate tasted like any other sugar free chocolate. Smelled lightly of strawberry but absolutely no strawberry flavor! Would not buy again. We did not call back to cancel and it gets interesting here. And this was our fault. They billed us again for $34.99. Wait a minute. The bag we purchased retails for $29.99 and then shipping which we already paid for. So they billed us twice for shipping. When we called we were informed that's the cost for the free program. So our 11.64 oz of chocolate cost us $39.94 or $3.43/oz. Trust me folks, that's some expensive chocolate for the cost. AND, it's truly not that great tasting. One thing that was positive was the packaging. The little squares were a perfect size with 30 to a bag. That's why I gave them a 1 star. My suggestion, read the fine print on anything regarding this company.

I have been getting the Dark chocolate Strawberry squares and making Hot coco with them for some time. Is the perfect way to enjoy Hot coco. And for an additional treat for thoes that can tolerate it, add a shot of Amaretto to your coco, Ummmm.

I did read the offer closely and saw that you had to cancel within 7 days to avoid the subscription. I got the bold dark chocolate and I liked it, but feel that $3.44 per ounce is a bit high. Customer service was very prompt to answer and was helpful. They did offer me a 15% discount if I did not cancel which I refused. I am disappointed that they have to engage in questionable marketing in order to sell their product.