Atkins Sugar Free Maple Pancake Syrup

Pros: Splenda sweetened, zero calories and carbs
Cons: Watery and thin consistency, expensive

I'm no longer following the Atkins diet strictly, but I TRY to control my carbohydrates whenever pos ...

Pros: You won't get a headache with this, as there is no Aspartame.
Cons: watery and thin.

I have been doing a pretty good job following the Atkins Diet. I have lost a good amount a weight, along with running on the treadmill four days a week at 30 minutes, with 2 days of weight lifting. Each time my friends and loved ones that haven’t ...

Pros: zero carbohydrates, zero calories, zero fats. tastes great! fair price
Cons: can be laxative if over-used

ATKINS' Quick Quisine Syrup. for pancakes & waffles. I been using the atkins syrup for over a year now. At first I thought it wasn't sweet enough but a few bites later I loved it. I can't do without it now. I use it on Atkins' low-carb pancakes. I ...

Pros: maple flavored, zero carbs, zero cals
Cons: high priced, has a thin consistency like water

This is not my favorite sugarfree maple syrup. I only buy it when it is on sale at GNC or some other retail stores I find the $1.50 - $2.00 deals. I would not pay the regular price for this Atkins product because it isn't worth the premium price to me ...

Pros: Low carb
Cons: taste, texture, and price

While I was pleasantly surprised by the pancakes I made with the Atkins Pancake/Waffle mix - they were soon ruined when I poured some Atkins Pancake syrup on them. The syrup is watery and fake tasting. If you are following Atkins, you are better off eating the pancakes plain with butter or if you want some sweetness - top them with homemade whipped cream and strawberries and skip the fake syrup altogether.