Legendary Foods High Protein Donuts, Pink Sprinkle, Low Carb, Low Sugar

I love Legendary donuts! They are a low-carb answer to sweet tooth cravings. I wanted to try this flavor, and I can't tell if the pink is supposed to be strawberry or just...pink. The glaze just tastes sweet. These are good, just not my favorite flavor. I would definitely buy them again.

I bought the vanilla, chocolate, and pink frosted versions of these donuts. Look, I'm from the Midwest, we like our donuts. I probably like my donuts a bit too much. So I decide, what the hey, let's give these a try, see if they'll satisfy the craving for a donut while not being quite as bad for me. The flavor and texture of these is more akin to the pre-packaged gas station Hostess donuts. They're a little denser and not quite as sweet. You're not going to confuse these for Tim Hortons or Wesco type donuts, if you know those places. I had also bought a box of the chocolate cinnamon rolls, and after I tried those ones, I was terrified to try these. The rolls had this almost acidic, burning flavor when I tasted them. Not entirely sure of where it came from, but thankfully, these don't have that taste. What these DO have, though, is a lot of erythritol. If you don't know, that's a sugar substitute. It is known to have certain gastrointestinal...side effects There's no non-gross way for me to describe what happened after eating these for a couple weeks. The amount of times I ended up on the toilet after eating these for a couple of weeks, steadily increased, peaking at over 5 times a day. And none of it was solid. It was purely, and completely, liquid coming out of the backside. The level of dehydration that I've felt is absolutely insane. I was regularly drinking over 10 cups of water a day, and I was still dehydrated and completely drained of energy. My body despised me by the end. Like I said, I'm trying to lose some weight, so I wasn't sure if it was the overall decrease in my caloric intake that my stomach was having issues with or what. Then, I looked more into erythritol and the side effects. One day of not having one of these things as a quick breakfast and literally, all of my stomach problems have disappeared. I'm absolutely never buying these again. But, if you are someone who has a stronger gastrointestinal tract than me, maybe these are fine for you. The number of times that my gas nearly transitioned to a liquid while still having my pants on, however, makes me hesitate to recommend these to anyone.

Protein content is good! Don't expect this to taste even a little bit like a real donut. You will be disappointed. Pink Sprinkle does NOT taste good. Vanilla and Chocolate are better flavors BUT will still not taste like donut, but as someone trying to get more protein in, I'll rebuy.

These Legendary Foods Keto-Friendly Pink Sprinkle Donuts are the bee's knees! Although they look like traditional fried rings on the outer box, it's important to realize these are "donut-inspired" baked snacks rather than fluffy, yeast-raised bakery donuts...and keeping that distinction in mind is key to loving them! Shape-wise, they are significantly flatter and more compact than standard donuts, but you get two per individual pouch, and the master box comes with eight 2-packs. In terms of overall texture, they bite much more like a sweet, soft scone topped with a smooth, iced coating and colorful sprinkles. It might sound like an unusual comparison, but think of it as a failed cookie experiment that turned out deliciously right! If you bite into these expecting a fluffy, fried donut taste, you'll be disappointed; but if you expect a modest mouthful of dense scone glazed with pink deliciousness, you'll be absolutely delighted. Beyond the great taste, the nutrition macro profile is where the overall product quality shines. Each 2-donut serving packs a massive 22g protein content (sourced from milk protein isolate, dried egg whites, and whey protein isolate) with under 1g total sugar content and only 6g net carbs! You'll swear there's sugar in them, but there isn't! The clean macro list of ingredients uses erythritol, soluble corn fiber, and natural flavorings without dumping loads of sugar or heavy wheat flour into your diet. Having enjoyed Legendary protein snacks before, these easily earn a full 5 out of 5 stars in my book. If you're looking for a high-protein, low-carb sweet treat that actually satisfies dessert cravings, these are a total winner! Please take a look at my photos for a clear view of the nutrition facts panel, the two mini glazed donuts side-by-side with a ruler for size context, and check out my video for a quick bite-test review!

If you go into it with real donuts in mind you’ll be disappointed. But for protein treats they’re not bad. I’d say the “bread” part has the best texture of any Legendary product. The frosting however is way too sweet. It’s too sweet in all the flavors not just this one. That being said the price here is unnecessarily high. They’re a third the cost in the big box store and “fresher”’tasting. The ones I got here tasted stale so idk if they’re older or Amazon just stores them poorly.

I love these! For a packaged food item, they seemed to be fresh and not an old stale box. Great high protein snack! I eat one everyday! I’m a sugar freak, so these help curb that craving for me.

They do not look like the Photo . They are about 2.5" in diameter and .75" hight. The frosting is thin and translucent. They have a musty smell. I tried the recommended 10 sec microwave, made them warm but more or less unaltered. They have a dry dense bread texture. Slight greasy after taste. If your expecting a cake donut experience you will be disappointed. But if you temper your expectations for something that has been dramatically altered to contains Fiber and Protein maybe you'll be less disappointed.

I was pleasantly surprised with the blueberry flavor of these protein donuts. As long as you heat them up they have a passable dough-like texture that isn’t too dense or fibrous. They’re lightly sweet with a decent amount of protein but without the “real” sugar which is great for those that are conscious of their blood sugar. It uses erythritol, a sugar replacement. Now some have issues with this ingredient and I was surprised to find they usually contain 14g in each packet. Although European Food Safety Authority states 0.5 grams per kilogram of body weight per day is safe to ingest it’s a size-able quantity to be aware of. The flavor of their other version was light but definitely blueberry unlike their cinnamon which I would recommend less. However, this pink sprinkled donut flavor tastes like well, nothing. I’m not exactly sure what “pink sprinkled” is supposed to taste like but I presumed it would be of the sugary sort. This tastes like absolutely nothing. Had even less flavor than their cinnamon version. It also had a weirdly oily residue in the packet which I didn’t experience with any other version. Although I do like this product, I would avoid this flavor. If you’re still curious, I would check to see if you can try out the 4-pack versions they sell instead in-stores so you’re not stuck with more than you’d like.