Apple Butter Fruit Spread, 12 oz (340 g)

Wow just in time for the fall season. Walden Farms apple butter has a spiced apple taste to it. Its calorie and sugar free so it's just right for my Keto diet. greet quality and just the right size package. Can eat frequent and not worry about going off plan. Nice serving size.

I love this product. I put it on my rice cakes every day! Great flavor and texture.

This apple butter did not suit my taste. It tasted artificial and slightly metallic. the quality and consistency was ok. The apple and cinnamon ingredients needed to be stronger. I really wanted to like this product but I had to throw it away. I liked the idea of it and I liked the label.

I tried the apple butter, and it was really good on my Optavia biscuit. It’s definitely doable if you’re following a plan and want something flavorful. I would recommend giving it a try!

affordable price and good quality i recommend this product to everybody

This is a lot better than the peanut spreads which are disgusting. Heavy aspartame taste but at least the texture mimics jam. It’s not great, but it’s edible.

3/5. A calorie-free “apple butter” that eats more like a gelled apple-cinnamon spread. Pros: truly 0 calories per 1 Tbsp (15 g); sugar-free, vegan, gluten-free, kosher pareve; labeled “0 g net carbs.” Refrigerate after opening. Sweetened with erythritol + stevia + monk fruit; gelled with gellan/konjac/xanthan. May contain sulfites. Cons: texture can feel more gel-like than classic apple butter; apple spice flavor is mild and leans “diet” with noticeable non-sugar sweetener notes. Includes natural flavors and caramel color; label notes apple-extract color “adds a trivial amount of sugar.” Bottom line: a decent macro-friendly topper for toast, oatmeal, or yogurt—great for calories and carbs, but don’t expect the rich body or depth of traditional apple butter.

It’s jelly-like texture, but it tastes pretty nice. Really enjoy spreading it on my toast.

For a zero‑calorie spread it delivers a recognizable spiced apple vibe, but the sweetness tastes noticeably artificial and the texture is glossy/gel-like rather than true apple butter. It works okay as a thin mix‑in for yogurt or oats when chilled and stirred, but on its own it can feel slimy and overly “diet.” I appreciate the calorie‑free angle, yet the flavor and mouthfeel aren’t satisfying enough - I wouldn’t buy it again.

This apple butter has more of a jam consistency than a regular apple butter does, but with the cinnamon in it the flavor is still really good. Would definitely buy this again and recommend it. If you want added flavor for toast, oatmeal or yogurt without added calories, this is a great pick.