Never had any chocky easter eggs this year. First time in my life. Never found an egg that I was able to have. What a bummer eh?
Some say this high coco chocky is ok but it's still high in carbs so how can it be?
Never had any chocky easter eggs this year. First time in my life. Never found an egg that I was able to have. What a bummer eh?
Some say this high coco chocky is ok but it's still high in carbs so how can it be?
Lint do a 90% coco chocy bar = 14g of carbs and 7g sugar. Say each bar has 10 squares = 1.4g of carbs per square.
How many squares would be exeptable to a T2 diabetic?
I know no squares would be the best option but I miss my chocky.
Make your own. Buy a mold and enjoy playing.Never had any chocky easter eggs this year. First time in my life. Never found an egg that I was able to have. What a bummer eh?
Some say this high coco chocky is ok but it's still high in carbs so how can it be?
On their website or Amazon@Mel dCP Is there anywhere you can buy Hotel Chocklit buttons apart from an HC shop? I’d love to try them. Thanks
That's what I have sometimes..seems ok for me.. but then I don't have pastry or potato or any starch for dinner....ever.I was thinking of having 2 squares as pudding after my tea.
2.4g of carbs and 1.4g of that sugar.
If you’re not used to such strong chocolate, it takes some serious getting used to. You need to work your way up the strengths rather than dive right in to 90%. One way to use it and get your chocolates hit, is to melt it into some double cream and let it cool. You’ll get a nice heavy mousse/ganache type thing you can eat with a spoonEVIL.
I had me tea and was looking forward to eating a bit of chocky again.
90% coco chocolate. It was EVIL. 1/2 a square I had and I struggled with that.
What a disapointment. Won't be touching that again.
Anyone want a bar of chocky with 1/2 a square missing?
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