ANY CHOCOHOLICS OUT THERE?

bellecoccotte
bellecoccotte Posts: 22 Member
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Morning everyone!

I just love chocolate and was wondering if anyone would have low fat and/or low calorie recipes or options they could share with me. Thanks in advance!
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  • GBOGH_5
    GBOGH_5 Posts: 174 Member
    My chocolate treats usually are the 90 calorie Fiber One bars and brownies. I think they taste great! The chocolate and pretzel bars and chocolate chip brownies are both really good. They are small, but it is a good treat that won't kill your calorie intake!
  • awb_lrb
    awb_lrb Posts: 23 Member
    Chocolate lover here - definitely need some options that are better than the rocky road fudge I've been partaking of :ohwell:
  • rubyautumn4
    rubyautumn4 Posts: 818 Member
    Fudsicles, chocolate milk, one ferrero rocher - give the other two away.
  • relucas81
    relucas81 Posts: 76
    www.arcticzero.com
  • Janet9906
    Janet9906 Posts: 546 Member
    chocolate covered almonds are my crack.
  • AnnaMGP
    AnnaMGP Posts: 60 Member
    Snackwells has an awesome selection of 100 cal & 130 cal snacks. I love the fudge drizzle caramel corn and the choclate covered pretzels
  • jesmarie423
    jesmarie423 Posts: 5
    Guilty...

    One of my favorite desserts is chocolate pudding (sugar free) with fat free whip cream and raspberries or strawberries. It's really quick to make and hits the spot.

    I allow myself one square of the Lindt Excellence 70% Cocoa Dark chocolate bar. It's very rich and a little square of it hits the spot. Plus, dark chocolate has health benefits if eaten in moderation.
  • AEH73
    AEH73 Posts: 4
    My breakfast (with Chocolate!) I slice of whole wheat toast, spread a Tbsp of Nutella on it and top it with as many fresh, sliced strawberries as it will hold. Delicious Nutricious.
  • sharleengc
    sharleengc Posts: 792 Member
    I love chocolate...well any type of desert really...I buy a lot of skinny cow candy/ice cream. 110-150 depending on which I'm getting. I always save 150-200 of my cal for sugar. Chocolate rice cakes work in a pinch too...
  • jesmarie423
    jesmarie423 Posts: 5
    And also, if you haven't tried it, the Zico coconut water in the Chocolate flavor is amazing! And filling, especially post workout because it hydrates you/
  • Wilson929
    Wilson929 Posts: 100
    I usually have one square a day of one of these....

    Ghirardelli Intense Dark Cabernet Matinee - Dark chololate with blackberry and cabernet. 60 cals. for one or 3 pieces for 180 cal.
    Ghirardelli Intense Dark Sea Salt Soiree - Dark chocolate with sea salt and roasted almonds. 53 cals. for one or 4 pieces for 210 cals.

    Nom Nom Nom !!
  • Mama_Mila
    Mama_Mila Posts: 511 Member
    I don't have any low cal recipes or anything....I just LOVE chocolate...like way more than you know.
  • volatileskin
    volatileskin Posts: 20 Member
    low cal hot chocolate usually does it for me

    or otherwise dark chocolate (80% + cocoa) - it's pretty rich, so i'll only have a square or two, whereas with milk chocolate it's SO.MUCH.SUGAR and i can never stop :/
  • antizoni1
    antizoni1 Posts: 334
    I love chocolate
  • volatileskin
    volatileskin Posts: 20 Member
    Ghirardelli Intense Dark Sea Salt Soiree - Dark chocolate with sea salt and roasted almonds. 53 cals. for one or 4 pieces for 210 cals.

    ohmygod this sounds amazing !
  • Sarahbara76
    Sarahbara76 Posts: 601 Member
    here here HERE!! I have some chocolate every day :smile: !! otherwise the world is all :sad:
  • WendyTerry420
    WendyTerry420 Posts: 13,274 Member
    Nestle's Skinny Cow candy bars and dream clusters. nom nom nom
  • bellecoccotte
    bellecoccotte Posts: 22 Member
    thanks I will have to get some :)
  • LosingMyMarbles
    LosingMyMarbles Posts: 168 Member
    I allow myself one square of the Lindt Excellence 70% Cocoa Dark chocolate bar. It's very rich and a little square of it hits the spot. Plus, dark chocolate has health benefits if eaten in moderation.


    I'm a Lindt Chocolate R.S.V.P. consultant, so I always have chocolate in the house! I will do half of a square of an Excellence bar or 3 Lindt Thins. I think they are 80 calories for 3. Also, a Lindor Truffle is around 100 depending on which one. One is really all you need!
  • SmexAppeal
    SmexAppeal Posts: 858 Member
    I have found a way to kill my chocolate craving, and not kill my diet. Seriously, it works and its delicious.
    I take some Almond Milk (original or vanilla unsweetened) 40 calories per cup, and mix with 1 scoop of Body Fortress Super Whey Protein Chocolate Peanut Butter protein powder. Mix and pour over ice for a delicious chocolate milk that is only 180 calories per the cup of milk and scoop of powder. Plus you get some additional good stuff in there!!
    It's really a win win situation :happy:
  • tweetybaby69
    tweetybaby69 Posts: 258 Member
    Chocolate is goooooodddd!!!
    The fiber one brownies are a good choice
    The Emerald dark chocolate cocoa roast almonds are good

    But I too am all about the Ghiardelli dark chocolate carment with sea salt. mmmmmm.

    I recently heard negative things about the Artic zero, so I will not be partaking in that.

    good luck on your quest.
  • Lesa_Sass
    Lesa_Sass Posts: 2,213 Member
    I do not wish to live in a world in which I am not allowed to eat chocolate. I love the fiber one brownies too. There are also a host of 100 calorie chocolate icecream/frozen yogurt treats out there as well. If moderation is possible, then a couple of hershey kisses will satisfy a craving..

    Lots of people work to fit alcohol into their diary, I work to fit chocolate into it. I am not a dieter per say, I just eat healthy all the time and allow myself a treat after dinner. These days they are the Good Humor Mounds or Reese's cup icecream bars. OMG,
  • Raynne413
    Raynne413 Posts: 1,527 Member
    I take 2 tbsp brownie mix, 1 tbsp no sugar added apple sauce, and 1 tbsp PB2. Microwave for 20-30 seconds and you've got a peanut butter brownie that is about 115 calories.
  • Ilovechocolate123
    Ilovechocolate123 Posts: 1 Member
    MEEEEEEEEE!
  • shelbyfrootcake
    shelbyfrootcake Posts: 965 Member
    The entire Skinny Cow range are fabulous.
  • mellabyte
    mellabyte Posts: 193 Member
    I'm also a fan of any of the one square of ghiradelli, godiva or lindt peeps posting.

    Trader joe's has a little container of dark cocoa nibs that are like 70 cals a tbsp, or 1 cal a nib. I toss a few (like 10 or so) back to kill a choco-edge now and then. TJs also has 100 cal dark choco bars that aren't bad.

    Sometimes I mix a tbs of nutella with some 0% fage greek yogurt for a cheat-like "frosting" to dip fruit in. Yum!

    Really, I just eat anything chocolate. I just check out the label, figure out what would be 100 cals or less of said treat and if it equals something worth eating - I eat it. o_o
  • spinachsmoothies
    spinachsmoothies Posts: 50
    I am baking chocolate zucchini muffins tonight, I will post the recipe if they are delicious. I think they are around 97 calories per muffin if I follow the recipe exactly.
  • AMcG10
    AMcG10 Posts: 1 Member
    Jello (sugar-free) chocolate pudding snacks - 60 cal for one pudding cup
    Skinny Cow Heavenly Crisp candy bars (in the check-out line at your grocery) - 110 cal for one bar
  • brunette_gurl_66
    brunette_gurl_66 Posts: 48 Member
    My treat: Nature Valley Granola Thins/ Dark Chocolate 80 cal
  • bellecoccotte
    bellecoccotte Posts: 22 Member
    Thanks I will have to try this :)

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