Diablo Sugar Free Chocolate Chip Muffin Cupcake - Sweetened with Maltitol, Halal & Kosher Approved, Sugar Free Snacks - Perfect for Gifting, Birthdays, Special Occasions - 45g Each, Pack of 12

This is a nice cake no added sugar ideal for diabetics I would say it tastes like a normal lemon cake .i would definitely purchase again

These are truly amazing you would not suspect that they were low sugar.

The quality seems to have gone down.Its as if there has been a change in the flour used.The cakes also have changed colour,a little darker.They have become a little firmer.

Absolutely beautiful cakes. I am finding it hard not to keep eating them. Flavour of cake mix with chocolate chips mixed in makes these cakes so moreish. Price is well worth the cakes, came very quick and packed really well, so no squashed or broken cakes. I will certainly be buying these cakes again as they are fine for diabetics, as I am and no sugar spikes, excellent.

Tasty but a bit dry

My brother has type 1 diabetes and he really enjoyed these muffins ☺️

Diablo is my favourite sugar-free brand for their sauces and milk/dark/white chocolates but my goodness they simply cannot do cakes or muffins... Diablo, whoever makes your muffins and cakes, please stop using them... they are horrid. To list the issues I had with these muffins: -- 1) 5 (I repeat, FIVE) of the 12 muffins packaging was compromised, as in small cracks in the packaging exposing it to the air and breaking any airtight seal it had, I think it would have been 6 of them in total but the first muffin I examined I thought that I had caused the damage before I noticed the rest. 2) A very odd chemical taste, it is not a pleasant type either and no amount of sauce/double cream can cover it up or hide it. 3) Dry, so unbelievably dry, have a large drink by your side or you might suffer dehydration. 4) Small, picture shows a normal muffin where it sort of raises out and around the casing, these don't, they barely make it out of the casing by a few millimetres. 5) Follow up to 1, at least twice I've become ill after eating the muffins, maybe this is just a bad co-incidence but for all I know the muffins I ate were compromised and beginning to go off, the problem is they are so artificial tasting and dry I don't know if I'd be able to tell the difference between a 'fresh' muffin and one that is no longer good to eat. -- What to take away from this? Their chocolate bars and syrups? So far, they've been great... their cakes and muffins? Absolutely abysmal every time. I will not bother trying anything else from their range, it's not worth the risk and money, I will stick to what I know they're good at, chocolate bars and sauces/syrups. *** [Edit 02/08/24]: Fixed a some spelling errors and update for a bit more clarity.

Great sugar free treat. Very dark in colour. I wish they were cheaper but as diabetic items go it's not too bad a price.They are smaller than I remember but they are just the right size for me.

Quite dry but otherwise good little bit of strawberry or blueberry syrup fixes it right up.

These were actually pretty good. They tasted like a regular chocolate muffin. Very good. I would never been able to tell the difference that they were sugar free if i had not already known lol They just weren't as moist as a regular muffin, but that's no biggie. Can't wait to try them in the chocolate chip flavour. A little pricey, but the value is good, especially where the sugar free options in the grocery stores are very limited. Definitely recommended

Very dry and crumbly, won’t buy again.