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Chocolate Chunk Keto Cookies (12 Pack)**Due to an overwhelming response, this cookie will ship out in April**
Introducing the all new Heka Keto Cookie! With just 3G Net Carbs, and packed with 10G Protein, you can enjoy all the fresh baked cookie goodness without the metabolic disaster.
Net Carb Calculation: 27G Carbs - 7G Fiber - 2G Erythritol - 15G Allulose = 3G Net Carbs.
Heka cookies are made with real food ingredients like almonds, cocoa butter, chocolate, peanuts and sea salt. They are sweetened with a rare sugar called Allulose, which has no glycemic response and 90% less calories than normal sugar.
If that's not already good enough...nearly 70% of the calories, in Heka cookies, come from healthy fats, making them legit keto. Heka cookies contain 10 grams of whey protein isolate, a high-quality protein containing all essential amino acids and no lactose.
They contain NO grains, gluten, lactose, chicory root (inulin), soy, maltitol or IMOs. Heka Cookies have legit keto macros and promote metabolic integrity.
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Not all carbs are created equal. Some carbs are digested and converted to glucose. Others are not. As it relates to the ketogenic diet, the goal is to minimize carbs that convert to glucose, referred to as “Net Carbs”.
When calculating “Net Carbs”, you subtract nondigestible carbs, from the Total Carbs.
In Heka cookies, we subtract Fiber, Sugar Alcohols and Allulose, all nondigestible carbs, leaving only 3g Net Carb.
Carbs - Fiber - Erythritol - Allulose = Net Carb
It's not keto unless the majority of the calories come from fat. Almost 70% of the calories in Heka cookies come from healthy fats like almonds and cocoa butter, making them Ketogenic AF.
More Heka magic. Heka cookies are sweetened with Allulose, a rare, low-calorie sugar with no glycemic response.
We put in just the right amount of protein to ensure keto macros. And not just any protein, but a high-quality whey protein isolate containing all essential amino acids and no lactose.
Not all carbs are created equal. Some carbs are digested and converted to glucose. Others are not. As it relates to the ketogenic diet, the goal is to minimize carbs that convert to glucose, referred to as “Net Carbs”.
When calculating “Net Carbs”, you subtract nondigestible carbs, from the Total Carbs.
In Heka cookies, we subtract Fiber, Sugar Alcohols and Allulose, all nondigestible carbs, leaving only 3g Net Carb.
Carbs - Fiber - Erythritol - Allulose = Net Carb
It's not keto unless the majority of the calories come from fat. Almost 70% of the calories in Heka cookies come from healthy fats like almonds and cocoa butter, making them Ketogenic AF.
More Heka magic. Heka cookies are sweetened with Allulose, a rare, low-calorie sugar with no glycemic response.
We put in just the right amount of protein to ensure keto macros. But not just any protein, we use high-quality whey protein isolate containing all essential amino acids and no lactose.
OMG! This is the holey grail or all cookies. It is so chewy and sooo good. It almost tastes like it should be bad. I absolutely love this cookie and the other products as well!
The heka cookie is delicious. Its full of chocolate chunks. The cookie is dense and really keeps you full for a long time. I like it in the morning with coffee. I hope there are more flavors coming
I had two bites and threw the rest away. The cookie looks nothing like the photo of the cookie on the package. It just seems like they took one of the bars and put it in cookie form. I’m super disappointed
I wish I could give more stars, but I pre-ordered the cookies and have yet to receive the product. After emailing your very friendly customer service they did respond explaining the situation. Apparently they sold out prior to my order being shipped. I’m now waiting approximately another 3 weeks for my purchase to ship. They did offer me a $25 gift card for the trouble, which is great but I have not yet received one. I cannot give an accurate review of the product itself as I haven’t been fortunate enough to try it yet. I will say however after seeing the product reviewed on social media I’m curious how this is any different than the bars—other than size and shape? The main reason I ordered the cookies was because based on the marketing photos and picture on the packaging they certainly appear to be quit different than the bars, especially in texture. Now that I’m watching videos of people trying them shared on IG they don’t appear much different than the bars at all—almost looks like a smashed bar honestly. But I will leave another review once I receive my order and can give them an honest try.
I snuck one this morning as my first meal of the day. I love to put almond butter on it. This is a really good and chewy cookie.
