Dry Riced Broccoli by Keto and Co | Unseasoned | Just 4.4g Net Carbs Per Serving | Gluten free, Vegan, Non-GMO, Diabetic Friendly | (5 Servings-Makes 1 Pound)

The item arrived on time and was well packaged. I had never heard of this type of "rice", so was very pleased at the ease of preparation and in the excellent taste of the product. By the way, I have noted that more of the local stores in my area are now stocking variants of this product. Hooray! Many thanks.

Pretty easy to cook and it had a decent consistency, much like couscous. I like that it is a good source of fiber. The only thing I didn't like and why I won't repurchase is that it tasted too sweet. I tried to add salt and other flavoring to make it more savory, but it had a sweet taste to it and for that reason I am out.

I bought this to make cauliflower pizza crust, after making it from scratch on numerous occasions and being frustrated with the immense labor and cleanup involved. This produced (when adding just enough water to moisturize all of the rice to a mealy consistently) the crispiest crust of all, and a close second best tasting to fresh cauliflower of alternatives I had tried.In my journey I also bought a 3 lb bulk bag of dried cauliflower powder from a large scale dried foods distributor that happens to sell to individuals, but unfortunately that tasted like wet fish; literally, like you caught a fish on a line, pulled it out of the sea and licked it.This stuff tastes like cauliflower.This is also *super* pricy for what it is. You get what you pay for, but I wish they sold it in larger quantities at a discount.

Gross. It smelled like a fish tank. I tried everything to salvage it. Tasted terrible. I’ve been doing Keto for about 7 months, This is the worst product I’ve tried yet.

I've been eating cauliflower rice, but I'm not a big cauliflower fan, so when I saw this product (Dry Riced Broccoli by Keto and Co), I ordered some.And I really love it! I love the texture, the flavor, the convenience. It's so quick and easy to make, it's lightweight and easy to store with no refrigeration.There are only two things I don't like about it. First, it would have been nice if it had come in a resealable container. And second, the price. $8.99 for 5 16-gram servings. Come on! And do they at least reward regular customers by offering a bag twice as big at a lower price per serving - say 10 servings for $14? Nope.I'm still going to buy this periodically, but I would have bought regularly if it were just a little cheaper or if you got more per bag. But although I don't like caulflower as much, I can buy 585 grams of another brand's dried riced cauliflower for $20, but this 80 gram bag of riced broccoli is $9. I'm not always a value shopper, but the value comparison between the two is eyebrow raising.

I can only be but so mad. It was my fault I didn't realize these bags YIELD 1lb cooked....after you add a pound (pint) of water. I was expecting a 1lb bag of rice. Flavor was good and the sealed foil bags are convenient. But it seems expensive by weight of the actual rice.

Great in burritos and tacos. A bit expensive but I could never get the consistency of this in my dehydrator.Decided to try sloopy joes and it turned out pretty good despite the dried cauliflower grains being so tiny.

Nasty, nasty, nasty. It comes heavily flavored that out powers anything you would want to add to it to make it taste decent. However, I hate veggies mostly so I'll be fair to that and give it 5 stars anyway. If you are a picky eater looking for a flavorless rice substitute try somewhere else.