Let's talk Chocolate
LR182
Posts: 12 Member
okay suggestions of those Lower Calorie Chocolates that you don't feel bad for eating, my fave is those little Kinder Chocolate Bars the little ones are like 6 for £1 and are 70cals each which i thinks great, so this post is too what chocolates others eat whilsts keeping a lower calorie intake.
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Freddos0
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I have a huge sweet tooth, and I definitely need an alternative to the cookie jar at work. I heard other rave about those kind bars. I'm going to have to check them out.0
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Breakaway. !00 cals each. And Kitkat. About the same.0
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Erm... also - Cadbury crispellos (55 cals a piece). Milky way rolls (totally feel like a big chocolate bar, but small and lighter). Erm - Cadbury have just bought out Winter Wonderland - thats 133 cals for 1/4 of the big bar, is quite a big portion.
I will have more I know it. I will post them when I remember them.
Mmm choklit.0 -
Curly wurly. Love them.0
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Curly wurly. Love them.
YEEEAH :flowerforyou:0 -
I have weight watchers caramel wafers, morrisons nume brownies or morrisons nume chocolate mousses. Though I do have bars of dark choc too0
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I eat regular chocolate long as it fits into my day. Snickers, kitKat and sometimes skinny cows dream clusters0
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If I want chocolate I just eat chocolate as long as I have enough calories in my day left to do so.0
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i dont find chocolate as my weakness mine is Ice Cream but Chocolate helps that urge for Ice Cream :P0
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blue riband 99
kinder bars 70
milky way 95
time out single 85
tofifee 45 cals per piece
They also do the nestle 99 calories range aswell0 -
Kit kat 107 cals.0
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Magnum 3 chocolates, 66 cals a piece.0
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Ghiradelli sea salt soiree. It's just dark chocolate with almonds and sea salt...so freaking good! I get the individually wrapped ones that are 55 calories each.0
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You know what I've tried on accident? Eating the chocolate chips that you find in the baking section. You eat like 3 at a time, which is much slower than you would eat a candy bar. You get to actually taste it. Umm. White chocolate is so good. I normally eat sugarless chocolate when I think that I'll want a lot of it. Not everyone can handle sugar alcohols, though.0
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I just make whatever tasty chocolate I want fit .0
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A couple of dark hershey's kisses. 20 calories each.0
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That's always how it starts. The beginning of the end:
"let's talk, richard/tom/sebastian/joe/insertdearjohnpersonhere"
please don't break up with me :brokenheart:0 -
That's always how it starts. The beginning of the end:
"let's talk, richard/tom/sebastian/joe/insertdearjohnpersonhere"
please don't break up with me :brokenheart:
:laugh: You're so silly.
...Or, "Let's talk..." Then, comes the chocolate after the breakup.Lindt 90% chocolate. Darn, now that I am thinking about it, will have to go get a square (60 cals) out of the cupboard!
When I was pregnant, I had gestational diabetes. I could eat 3 chocolate chips and stay within my sugar limits, and it satisfied my chocolate craving.
You two have such amazing self-control.0 -
Chocolate chips. When I was pregnant, I had gestational diabetes. I could eat 3 chocolate chips and stay within my sugar limits, and it satisfied my chocolate craving. I still eat them in small amounts when I need chocolate but low calorie. Also, I make meringue cookies (egg whites and sugar) with chocolate chips in them. Yummy texture, extra protein, and very low calorie.0
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Lindt 90% chocolate. Darn, now that I am thinking about it, will have to go get a square (60 cals) out of the cupboard!0
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My favourite is Pana Chocolate, which is an Australian brand (not sure if it's available elsewhere). It's a raw, organic, vegan-friendly chocolate with two big squares coming in at roughly 85 calories, depending on which flavour you get. Hand on heart, I think it tastes fantastic. So do all my friends who I've given it to It's not "good ... for a 'health food' chocolate". It's just plain GOOD. Really rich, a beautiful smooth and almost fudgy texture ... I'll take it over Cadbury any day. SO YUMMY.0
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Lindt - 85% Cocoa Extra Dark Chocolate 53 calories. As an alternative, you could, for example, budget for your daily sweet tooth.0
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Ooh, yes, the dark Lindt is so good. But I also make space for the occasional Lindor Truffle, which is about 63 calories, if I remember correctly.0
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I usually eat 5 pieces of Galaxy Cookie Crumble (21 cals a piece). Sometimes I'll have a Freddo (95 cals) or Milky Way Crisp Roll (60something per roll I think, can't remember). But I like the Cookie Crumble. I suck each piece and it's usually enough to satisfy my chocolate craving.0
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Lindt, +70% cacao! they have all sorts of flavours! and love their sea salt version. Only 30 cals a piece, individually wrapped.0
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When I need-yes I said need chocolate, I drink a super chocolate hot cocoa. It consist of: 4 oz of of skim milk, 1oz of carnation evaported milk, 1/2 a packet of Swiss hot cocoa, and 7 semi sweet cholate chips. It yeilds 110 calories, but only 1.5 grams of fat. It is a semi-healthy treat without the extra sugar. Your taste buds will be overwhelmed with chocolate bliss!0
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When I need-yes I said need chocolate, I drink a super chocolate hot cocoa. It consist of: 4 oz of of skim milk, 1oz of carnation evaported milk, 1/2 a packet of Swiss hot cocoa, and 7 semi sweet cholate chips. It yeilds 110 calories, but only 1.5 grams of fat. It is a semi-healthy treat without the extra sugar. Your taste buds will be overwhelmed with chocolate bliss!0
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I like regular chocolate. I will buy the Cadbury 120g bars. I limit my self to 3 squares (or 6 if I'm feeling really naughty) at the most (around 85 calories per 3 squares) but only if it's within my goal. Otherwise I take Kellogs chocolatey rice crispy bars at about 150cals to work. I occasionally have a snickers (when I am really craving it) but they're not really worth the calories.0
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Personally I love the 70% cocoa plus stuff. Also sea salt in chocolate. I must admit I can have a square and move on. And for cheaper chocolate, like Celebrations, Quality Street etc. (UK stuff) that gets thrown around at work, I can simply smell the box and feel like I've had my fix ...0
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