Fifty-50 Sugar-Free Graham Cracker Pie Crust, 6-Ounce Units (Pack of 12)

Package arrived yesterday and today I used one crust --- it was totally crumbly...powder...nothing solid about it. Very disappointing. I guess I have to go back to making my own crusts.

I don't have the time to find and make a sugar free graham cracker crust. Love these. No funny after taste and even my picky children can find no fault with the taste. This is the second time I bought these. They freeze pretty well.

Opened the box and it appeared to have been dropped, multiple times. Every single was was a tin pan of crumbs.Even will firm pudding, serving a slice was impossible, the crust just fell away.

I bought these once before and they seemed very good. But the second time I bought them they arrived cracked, crumbling and stale. It's a crap shoot. Unluckily you don't know what you're going to get until they arrive.

The pie crust does not hold together. It crumbles as soon as you add a filling. However, since it is the only sugar-free one I can find, I will have a "mound" of pie filling with graham cracker crumbs instead of a piece of pie.

Not wheat free, and is even made with white flour which may be a problem for some dieters, but it is very low carb compared to conventional ready to fill pie crusts, and for those looking for a sugar free alternative, this tastes the same as those loaded with sugar. I have bought this product a couple times now, and the price can fluctuate quite dramatically depending on which merchant has it in stock. If you buy the 12 pack, freezing the product does not appear to affect the taste and can extend the shelf life by several months, as there was no freezer burn after 3 months.

I ordered a 12 pack of pie shells but o advise?nly got one??? Please

I don't know much about this product since when I opened the box a roach came running out. I threw the contents out after I killed the little visitor.