My first thought was, "Oh no, we forgot to get KETO Bread!," because this Nature's Own Keto bread has the same mouth-feel and flavor as its regular bread without all of those carbs! The best part is even the crust tasted "real" like traditional bread. That's not the case with other brands. Take a look at my sandwich! If this has been helpful please let me know.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is high in protein, which to me is amazing for bread. The texture is a little different, it takes a while to get used to but it is all about preparation, if you eat it plain, you will be able to notice a difference from regular bread but if you toast it or put a little butter and put it on the griddle, it tastes pretty good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The bread is cut thick, so one slice is really like two regular slices. I like that one piece fills me up and stays with me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While I don't eat a keto or Atkins type diet, I am trying to be intentional about replacing more carbs woth protein. I tried this bread as part of those changes. The texture is slightly different than regular bread. But it's pretty tasty, texture is nice and the nutrients are a definite improvement. It's expensive, whuch is the biggest downside. That's the reason I only gave it 4 stars. It is made more expensive by the small size loaf and the extra thick slices. I have found that I can cut the slices in half cross wise to make 2 slices from one, which stretches it a bit. All in all, I will continue to buy it as I find sales, coupons and other discounts.

Not bad bread but not great! It has an odd texture even when toasted. I prefer Natures Own Keto white bread. I think it tastes better and while the protein is a smidge lower the carb, calories and dfiber are much better

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would recommend it as a good source of protein but it has that protein smell and when toasting it, it smells totally different than it should..it's pricey but not much different than keto bread..taste isn't the best but depending how your eating it and with what you may not notice….

I was really hoping to enjoy this, but it just didn't live up to what I'd hoped. While the thickness of the bread is great, it holds up well for sandwiches or French toast, the flavor is too overpowering. The protein intake alone is what made me try this. To me, it's just not worth it; unless you can find something to mask the strong flavor. I'll stick with the Hawaiian or honey wheat options; even though the protein content is significantly less.

Not a fan. When you press this bread, it bounces back like memory foam. It had a bad aftertaste. We made french toast with it and that was enjoyed, so one good use case.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like thinner sliced bread, so that is strike number 1. I don't like wheat bread, thus strike 2. This bread is very tough. The only reason I gave it 2 stars was for the protein content.

says 22g of protein, but only 18% daily value. meaning that there is only 9g of bio-avaliable protein. Not great for for a thick high calorie bread that doesn't taste good. Just get a low calorie bread and get your protein elsewhere.