As light as it is, this mix produces waffles and pancakes with excellent flavor and texture. Though my partner has diabetes, he still loves good food, and many low-carb mixes we've tried have ended up in the disposal. This is excellent, and even though I don't have dietary limitations, I still prefer this mix to any regular type. Easy to prepare, and to mix in additional ingredients like pecans, banana, etc. Highly recommend.

If you are used to a lower sugar diet and used to coconut sugar as a sweetener - these are fabulous. I made them for a birthday party (added extra coconut sugar as suggested on the box) and with homemade frosting and even people who aren't on a special diet loved them! These are a lifesaver for birthday parties for me, as we have several allergies and food sensitivities in our house. Amazon has a great price, too.

LOVE these!!!! they satisfy my chocolate cravings with grain free sugar free yumminess. Sometimes I even grate a zucchini or a beet and add it to the mix, can't even tell! I'm sure you could figure out how to make these from scratch easily enough and for less than $6, but the convenience factor plus the fact that I know the ratios are perfect and it will be delicious every time is totally worth it to me

My absolute favorite Banana Muffin mix! I am celiac and have gotten my homemade breads and baked good recipes down to a science that most people I share food with don't even realize what they're eating is gluten free. I mastered a GF banana muffin/bread on my own without mix, but Simple Mills was always a little bit more moist and overall better.

They're easy in a pinch, save time, and taste great. I feel good about the ingredients I am consuming. I use avocado oil and it works great. Amazon's price is usually right on target with Legman's, +/- $1. I always keep this mix in my Amazon cart and if the price drops, I buy, even if I have some on the pantry shelf already.

I'll admit, the first couple of bites I was really unsure of whether it was any good. However, after I got used to the taste and texture, I decided it was so good that I wound up eating about another quarter of the pizza! lol We're going to buy another box to try to prepare it a bit differently for next time. On a round pizza tray, it sort of melted into all the small holes, which made it really crumbly, and impossible to actually pick up and eat like a pizza (eating it with a fork was fine). I will say, it does NOT taste like normal pizza crust! I only switched to Paleo a few months ago, but I'm so tired of recipes where people say "it takes just like the real thing!" Like...how long has it been since you've had the real thing for you to think this tastes similar?! Anyway, it serves it's purpose (yay, pizza!), and just because it doesn't taste like "real" pizza crust, doesn't mean it's not delicious in it's own way. :)