IM A CHOCOHOLIC

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  • juliemargaretkim
    juliemargaretkim Posts: 206 Member
    Even as I write this I am LOVING my bowl of fresh organic strawberries drizzled with Dark Chocolate (Hershey's syrup =45 calories/tblsp.) Indulgent and so satisfying--it's only around 100 calories and feels SO healthy!!
  • amyjoan1
    amyjoan1 Posts: 47 Member
    There’s rice cakes and on top coat is dark chocolate only 80 calories a piece by element. Very good also I go for more raw organic cocao bc I crave chocolate as well. Go raw has lil squares of chocolate 32 calories a piece I just put organic almond butter on it. So yummy. I’m still searching hope these might help. Also chocolate covered chickpeas!!
  • fittocycle
    fittocycle Posts: 827 Member
    I have a chocolate addiction as well. Having one piece a day doesn't work for me. And neither does trying to hide it from myself. Somehow, I always find it! 😋😄🤔
  • AnvilHead
    AnvilHead Posts: 18,343 Member
    Kirkland (Costco) has several chocolate flavored protein bars that hit the spot for me (Chocolate brownie, chocolate chip cookie dough, chocolate peanut butter chunk) - all around 180-190 calories. My other favorite for a 'chocolate fix' is Enlightened Chocolate Peanut Butter ice cream - 360 calories for an entire pint.
  • ceiswyn
    ceiswyn Posts: 2,256 Member
    I deal with my chocolate addiction by eating chocolate.

    However...
    - If possible, I buy things where I can easily separate out 'a serving'. Chocolate bars are just asking for trouble.
    - Nairn's dark chocolate chip oat biscuits are wonderful; they give me the feeling of having a chocolate chip cookie, but they're small and low in calories :)
    - Using low-cal hot chocolate can be a more calorie-friendly way of getting that chocolatey satisfaction
    - Finishing off a snack time with something nice that ISN'T chocolate can help put the brakes on any binge urge that's been triggered

    I hope that's useful to someone :)
  • saires_au
    saires_au Posts: 175 Member
    edited July 2018
    One of my biggest struggles and contributor to my weight gain was lack of moderation with chocolate. Things that have helped me

    Not buying large/family sized blocks of chocolate

    Allowing either 10-20g dark chocolate or a mini milk chocolate each day

    Buying quality chocolate even if it’s more expensive as I’m now eating less and want to enjoy it

    If I’m having squares of choc I put it on a little sauce dish and nibble it slowly. I leave the rest in the fridge out of arms reach

    I found a hot chocolate brand that I like that’s 50cal a cup so I’ll have that instead of chocolate some days
  • hgycta
    hgycta Posts: 3,013 Member
    edited July 2018
    it’s a little pricey, but when I have the absolute worst chocolate craving I find I’m able to knock it out with chocolate e’toiles from Chatila’s Bakery! So far, they are the BEST (and low calorie) chocolate dessert out there! The top is like a rich chocolate ganache and the bottom is cake. I like to microwave it for about 10 seconds, right before it melts, so the ganache part gets a little warm but stays firm. I’ve also had them frozen and they’re really good! One e’toile is about 180 calories, but in the winter you can order the peanut butter chocolate e’toile from the company. Chatila’s sells it by the 6-pack, but doesn’t package it nearly as good as Linda’s Diet Delites, which sells it by the 4-pack and offers options for additional insulation. Well worth a splurge, I get it every birthday instead of traditional cake now so I don’t feel guilty about splurging!
    I've also ordered chocolate brownies from Simply Scrumptous (also sold on Linda's Diet Delites or you can order it from the company for less money in bulk) which taste JUST like fudge and have under 100 calories!!!!
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  • unicornpickles
    unicornpickles Posts: 30 Member
    Amazing grass chocolate is good. Plus you get greens and a little chocolate kick :)
  • amyjoan1
    amyjoan1 Posts: 47 Member
    What is grass chocolate? I’ve never heard of it. Sounds interesting!!
  • unicornpickles
    unicornpickles Posts: 30 Member
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