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I had to ponder this for a minute :) I picked up dark chocolate as a snack in early 2020, which I chose very specifically to avoid carbs. I also use cocoa powd
by abathur 2y ago
I had to ponder this for a minute :)
I picked up dark chocolate as a snack in early 2020, which I chose very specifically to avoid carbs. I also use cocoa powder to make low-carb ice cream for the same reason.
I guess I've used it this way for long enough now that I've broken my default association between chocolate and sugar.
- barrenko 2y agoDamn, now I absolutely need dark chocolate.
- abathur 2y agoI like this one: https://chocolatebar.com/products/extreme-dark-88-dark-chocolate https://chocolatebar.com/products/extreme-dark-88-dark-choco... I'm a little bitter-sensitive, and it's the most-pleasant 88%+ I've had so far. Still inevitably some carbs in cocoa, so you can do some carb-budget damage if you eat more than a serving--but I feel like it's a good treat for its weight. They call a serving size 1/3 of the bar, with 11g carbs (4g fiber, 3g sugar). I think the bar is 3x5 squares, and I generally just have one at a time. Not sure I've had more than 3 squares in a day. I think that would be around 7g total carbs, a bit under 2g sugar, and about 2.4g fiber (i.e. around 4.6g net carbs.) (edit: i've seen them at cvs and target, at least--though my nearest cvs no longer carries the brand)