HeroClassic White Bread — Delicious Bread with 0g Net Carb, 0g Sugar, 45 Calories, 10g Fiber per Slice | Tastes Like Regular Bread | Low Carb & Keto Friendly Bread Loaf —15 Slices/Loaf, 4 Loaves

Amazing. I was skeptical on the freshness, size, taste and texture. This bread is absolutely amazing! Tastes like bread, the texture is like soft bread, nothing weird or strange and the size is pretty normal in comparison to other breads. It’s so good and toasted really nice! The loaf is generous not a small bag of bread. It’s just perfect. I found my forever bread!

This bread came very quickly, less than 3 days. It was packed very well. It had interior cardboard reinforcement to prevent the 4 loaves from being crushed, and it worked perfectly. The box was extra heavy duty to also protect the bread. For a keto bread with 0 net carbs, this is actually pretty good bread. Not San Francisco sourdough, but I can now have a toast now and then and a sandwich now and then. If you are on a keto diet, this is really great bread, and it tastes pretty good too

This bread is so good. Buy it. Life changed. Gluten usually crashes me so I've gone gluten free, but this is totally tolerable. Likely low glycemic index due to wheat starch vs. flour being main ingredient, and high fiber content greatly aids digestion. It tastes so good. Maybe even a tad savory? Texture is impeccable. I'll be paying the price for this bread moving forward. Only downfall is priciness.

The Hero bread is good because my husband has diabetes and just cannot give up bread. With no sugar and no carbs this is perfect for him. As far as the taste it is ok but toasting it makes it feel and taste somewhat like a cracker. That being said, we like it enough to probably order again. The only issue—-it is expensive. I am glad we purchased it.

Best bread ever. So soft, tastes great. Yuka score is Excellent and I stay in Ketosis. Only wish it wasn’t so expensive.

I bought the Hero Classic White bread mostly driven by the 0g (or low) net carbs claim. I am not sure how the calculation is done, I suspect the fiber amount might be subtracted from the carb number? However, I am diabetic, and I monitor my sugar levels with a Libre 2 sensor. Given that the sugar profile impact may vary from individual to individual, the impact (on me) of a simple Hero sandwich with diet fruit jelly (0g of sugar, 3g carbs) is unfortunately comparable with other high fiber, low carb/sugar bread types that are ~1/2 of the price. Do not get me wrong. Hero bread is a reasonable product, and a fine tasting bread. I simply have an issue with cost versus net impact on my sugar levels. If it was cheaper, I would consider it on a weekly basis. I might even go the extra mile to pay the cost if it could deliver substantially better impact on my sugar profile. Unfortunately, I can have the same effect with nearly 1/2 the price with handpicked low carb, low sugar, high fiber supermarket brands. One more point. The Hero white bread comes with a sodium amount of 180g per slice. A regular sandwich (2 slices) comes at 360g of sodium with bread alone. Not bad in general terms, but for high blood pressure individuals, moderation is key.

I have been on Keto for several months. This is a fabulous treat to my usual diet! The size was typical, the thickness slightly more than most bread and the moisture was phenomenal. Sorry to say that I can't address the longevity as it was so good that I ate the bread within a week of getting it. It stayed fresh during that time. I did refrigerate it, not knowing that I would enjoy it so much and eat it quickly. I am grateful for this product. I absolutely look forward to purchasing this again!

My first package never arrived and I demanded full refund (the seller reacted only after the Amazon Customer service got in touch with them).However, I made a mistake and ordered "this" again and it came on a second attempt. My short review:1) The bread didn't taste fresh and it is tasteless, which means "untasty"2) Their claim on "o net carbs" is totally speculative.If you double check a few medical articles, you will quickly find that FDA (for non-Americans: "Food and Drug Administration") requires stating simple facts and that means 11 carbs per 1 bread slice in the box of "Nutrition facts".PLEASE, NOTE THAT "Any information or claims about carbohydrate content that appear outside that box have not been evaluated by the FDA."As I found out, this is another marketing trick to make people with health issues eat white bread and pay extremely high prices for it. THERE ARE NO MEDICAL EVIDENCE THAT "NET CARBS" means anything except for the claim of the company that tries to sell it as "supposedly healthy products"For those sensitive to carbs and sugar: DO NOT FALL INTO THIS TRAP and try to focus on real healthy lifestyle and healthy food. Eating WHITE BREAD is NOT HEALTHY.This is the worst food product I've bought until now on Amazon and I'm frustrated to see that they allow even selling it.I consider to file a complaint with the FDA.