Finally! Sugar-Free, Low-Carb Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips With No Sugar Alcohols
Eat Well Be Well makes chocolate chips with no sugar alcohols
There are all kinds of sugar-free, low-carb products on the market today that are excellent alternatives to the sugary, high-carb offerings which dominate store shelves. While these healthier versions of our favorite foods will never supercede their carb-loaded counterparts in quantity, it's nice to know these high-quality options are available for the discerning dieter.
But you may have noticed a rather conspicuous absence of one very popular baking item that has not been easy to find: sugar-free, low-carb semi-sweet chocolate chips that are NOT made with sugar alcohols such as maltitol. I have been begging companies to stop using this awful sweetener and to start using more preferred ones like Splenda and ACE-K.
Well, one company was listening!
Introducing the sugar-free, low-carb, and sugar alcohol-free Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips from Eat Well Be Well! Perfect for diabetics and low-carbers alike, these amazing chocolate chips will get you baking again in the kitchen just in time for the holidays. Available in convenient 8-ounce bags of rich chocolately-flavored chips that are loaded with nutritional goodness.
Each 2 tablespoon serving contains just 80 calories, 8g total carbohydrates, a whopping 7g fiber, only 1g net carbs and 1g protein. Made with chocolate liquor, polydextrose (a soluble fiber), cocoa butter, cocoa powder, soy lecithin, sodium bicarbonate, vanilla, ACE-K, and Splenda. These Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips from Eat Well Be Well are just what you've been looking for to cook up some chocolate chip cookies or brownies using low-carb baking flour like Carbquik.
So bake up some chocolate chip cookies or brownies with these great-tasting new chocolate chips! You won't be disappointed. Stock up on your supply TODAY!
Labels: chocolate, chocolate chips, low-carb, products, sugar alcohol, sugar-free
posted by Jimmy Moore at
11/05/2006 08:06:00 PM
2 Comments:
This is great news! Now that I've purchased some of that coconut flour you mentioned in a previous blog, I can't wait to make l-c chocolate chip muffins!
I did make berry muffins, and they were fab. I don't know if you remember, but I had asked you if the resulting baked goods would taste coconutty. These muffins did have a coconut taste when they were still warm. However, upon cooling, all coconut-ness disappeared, and they tasted like yummy muffins. I may get even better results with half coconut flour, half almond flour.
Oh, and instead of Splenda -- which I know many low-carbers love, but I think tastes funny when it's baked -- I used erythritol instead. Just wonderful! I'll let you know how the chocolate-chip muffins come out :)
These are awesome! I sprinkled them on top of my sugar free chocolate cheesecake!
Netrition probably has the best price, but do buy these!
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