Lakanto Sugar Free Ketchup - Sweetened With Monk Fruit Sweetener, Perfect For Burgers, French Fries, Keto, Paleo, & Vegan Friendly, Gluten Free, Low Carb Condiment (13 Fl Oz)

Great flavor and thickness. Keto is an adjustment generally… but this stands up to all sauces. Easy to add some no sugar heat, soy sauce, Worcestershire, etc if you like to tweak

This stuff is amazing. One of my favorite things to do is to mix up with sour cream to make a dipping sauce.

Pretty good, considering it is sugar free and contains half the carbs of a normal serving of BBQ sauce. It lacks the flavor of a top BBQ sauce, but it's gotta be hard to do without regular old sugar in there. The monkfruit is an interesting flavor, though! Tangy, not hot at all. Expensive for a bottle, but its worth a try.

Very good, not too thick and not too thin, just right. Bit expensive compared to its competition

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I’ve been in keto since 2018 so ive adjusted to the difference in “normal” food to healthier keto versions I’ve tried various “keto friendly” snacks and sauces. The sauce is as about as close as you’ll get to low carb bbq sauce without sucralose. I haven’t tried their competitor who uses mink fruit extract. This is fairly runny and tastes oniony but it gets the job done.m JT you want an alternative to sugar loaded bbq sauce. Due to its erythritol content and dextrose, I can’t purchase any longer. I’m doing my best to eat cleaner and that includes foregoing sugar alcohols and artificial sweeteners. (Monk fruit that has erythritol or a sugar alcohol as the first ingredient is not monk fruit, it’s erythritol with monk fruit; pure monk fruit isn’t white, it’s tan-like-just a side note.) I digress. If you’re okay with the ingredients, this sauce will do for a low carb diet. You can always doctor it up to thicken JT or adjust the flavor. Happy Ketoing!

This is perfect for a BBQ without all the added junk. Very happy with the flavor. It is a little pricier than I would like to pay. I have tried Primal Kitchen and it was ok, but lacked any typical BBQ sweetness, but this one has that typical sweet BBQ flavor.

If you like G Hughes or Sweet Baby Ray's, then this probably isn't the sauce for you. In my experience, even the sugar free sauces are way too sweet. This one uses monk fruit sweetener, but they don't go nuts with it. It's not very sweet (which is they way I like it). I like Texas style BBQ sauce, which is not supposed to be sweet. It doesn't have quite as much kick as I'd like, but the hot sauce of your choice can always be added to up the kick. I'm pretty happy with it, better than any others I've tried.

I love their maple syrup product, but this one missed the mark. Tastes more like honey than ketchup…no tomato flavor what-so-ever. Also extremely thin.