Elite Sweets The Elite Donut - Birthday Cake - 6 Count - Fresh Baked, Keto Friendly, 8g Protein, Gluten Free, No Added Sugar (Pack of 6)

I’ve been purchasing these Elite donuts for some time now, so I’ve been through some of the recipe and flavor changes/varieties. This newer recipe is more dense, but if you like cake donuts as I do, it absolutely fits the bill. (Almond flour is the first ingredient which makes me happy!). The maple icing is dead on with no weird aftertaste or mouth feel, and it’s not overly sweet seeming like other keto treats can be. I love these for breakfast with some berries and coffee on the side, and while I really enjoy them chilled straight from the fridge, I plan to start experimenting a bit now that I have a couple boxes, haha. I highly recommend these as a delicious low carb option! They are only 200 calories, yet they satisfy for hours.

I think these were like $70 for 24 "donuts". Even if they were 36 donuts, I can't recall, that's stupid expensive. They are said to be keto, and I have cravings so I bought to try and hoped it would keep my low carb diet on track.The main issue, beyond the unforgivable price, is two of the donuts, so far, had mold! They are individually sealed and not past the expiration date, so this was a surprise. One had clear green fuzzy mold, another had greenish yellow discoloring which looked like mold -- they were on the dark brown donuts.As for appearance, they don't look like the picture on the package, they are sort of a smaller, flat, much more dense version than an actual donut, and the glaze, which looks rich and think in the pictures, is thin and sort of transparent. The taste is hard to describe. On the one hand, it has an artificial sweetener flavor that one might expect with a keto donut, but after seeing the mold on more than one donut (again, so far) I keep wondering if the flavor isn't actually due to the mold...Even if these had no mold, it's hard to justify $70 for keto donuts. Real donuts, fresh from a donut shop, would be what, 200 for that price?

First of all I should have looked harder at the nutrition label before I ordered, that is my fault.... but if you take the time to actually calculate the calories on these, they are OVER 300 calories per donut, and at only 13 g of protein, I think I'd rather eat a real donut. I think they are allowed to advertise as 190 calories because of fiber and sugar alcohols, but honestly I think that's hugely unfair. I don't recommend if you're counting macros or just calories, that's for sure, possibly ok if you're focus is keto. The taste is "ok" they are pretty fresh, but in my opinion tasted kind of burnt. Idk, really wouldn't recommend.

Taste very good great with hot coffee. No, I am not a policeman. Downside a bit dry and flaky. Just a bit more icing.

I bought these after trying one at my local convenience store. As a sweets/donut alternative- They originally tasted good but, had a strange taste to them. Now if I try to eat one, they make me sick to my stomach.Expensive and not worth the money

It was... Fine. It was a donut shaped extremely dense, and somewhat dry, and tastes nothing like a donut. It's more like an average dry cake. Is it bad? No. Would I buy again? Also no.

Made it half way through the box and half way though one before finding mold. I've had these for about two months, and the eat by date is in 2024. Before this I could have said these donuts were okay, absolutely dense and not cake like, but with a reasonable taste. However, the mold issue is not one I can get over.

Never thought I’d be able to eat a gluten free donut with no sugar in it. Enter these donuts. The birthday cake flavor is to die for and it even has delicious frosting. A+