FITera Nutrition High Protein Ice Cream Mix – Delicious & Nutritious Protein Energy Snack – Keto and Gluten Free | High in Fiber | Low in Fat | 15 Servings per Pack (Chocolate) …

I'm not really an Ice cream guy.But the buzz on the internet is this fit freeze product.My curiosity made me order and try it.Instead of freezing it til it was rock hard.I started sampling it while still soft. WOW!Taste great, easy to prepare I can make small batches at a time instead of a big bucket.I like it. No wonder everyone seems to be talking about it online..

I bought the chocolate. Easy and quick to make. Don't really need an ice cream maker. It needs to set out 5 or 10 minutes before eating for that creamy texture. I am an ice cream addict so this did temper my addiction. One thing I did not like about it was the after taste, hence the 4 star rating. Think I might try the vanilla -- hopeful it won't have after taste.

REALLY BAD product. Lousy tecture. NOT even close to ice cream in anything. A RIP-OFF!!! Should get 0 Stars!!!

There's better protein ice cream out there. This ice cream isn't very good you can doctor it up but it's really not very tasty the commercials are a fraud. And the price is just too high $10 for one or two little old servings just terrible

Had made up the whole bag for a party and was glad we did! Some as fudge type pops, some in dishes with Baileys Irish Cream added, and some in heart shaped forms... such a fun presentation! This was the most amazingly chocolate ice cream!! YUM!I had not tried this type before but always on the hunt for better options as giving up ice cream entirely is not an option...:)

The chocolate tasted good but the price is too high. Vanilla was too sweet for my taste. Will not purchase again.

Aside from the outrageous price, please check the ingredients. The third ingredient is "non-dairy creamer" which includes;1.) Sodium Caseinate (This ingredient is extracted from milk protein and used as a thickener and whitening agent. Sodium caseinate is typically treated with the chemical solium hydroxide, a chemical alkali. The problem with chemical alkalies is that they act like "anti-nutrients" – damaging or suppressing nutrient absorption.)2.) Mono- and Diglycerides: These additives are used to blend together ingredients that normally wouldn't blend well (such as oil and water). They may be synthetically produced or derived from animal or vegetable sources, including partially hydrogenated oils. Casein is also the primary protein found in cow's milk associated with allergies, neurological conditions, and autoimmune reactions such as juvenile-onset type 1 diabetes)3.) Dipotassium Phosphate: This inorganic salt is used as a stabilizer and anti-coagulant in non-dairy creamer. It's also used in fertilizers and cosmetics, and is said to cause vomiting and diarrhea if consumed "in quantities."1Fiterra- please clarify your ingredients if they are different!The fourth ingredient is sugar. (processed non-organic cane sugar?)This is food "science". It may possibly be a "healthier" alternative to cheap high fructose ice-cream if you're only counting calories and fat but this is NOT health food. It is made from highly processed extracts of food, basically a high priced protein powder with additives to thicken and texturize it. When I want a treat, I'll stick with organic dairy, coconut or almond milk alternatives with simple ingredients I know. And by the way- they're available ready made at my local grocery store for $5-6 a pint vs $12.50 a pint for FitFreeze (including shipping and minus a 25% discount!).

It's easy to make. It taste good. Waiting for it to thaw is too long to wait.