Dark Chocolate Orange Squares, Sugar Free, Vegan, Low Carb, High Fiber, Keto Friendly, No Sugar Alcohols (4 Count, 3.2oz Boxes)

The chocolate was really good. Especially, being sugar-free.

Knowing it was sweetened with monk fruit before tasting it made me notice the monk fruit, which, to me, has an awkward taste. However, I would rather use these to satisfy cravings than opt for products that disrupt insulin levels. The packaging is really extravagant, like something you'd find in a high-end department store. It has a nice creamy texture and is very chocolatey—a great choice for a healthy lifestyle. It’s also **marketed as keto-friendly**, with **only 1g of net carbs per serving** and **no sugar alcohols**. While it contains **soluble corn fiber**, which some keto followers choose to avoid, it remains a **low-carb option** for those looking to enjoy chocolate without spiking insulin."**

These dark chocolate orange squares are a really nice treat without the added sugar. The combination of rich dark chocolate and orange flavor tastes great, and the texture is smooth and satisfying. I like that they are vegan, low carb, and keto friendly. A good option when you want something sweet without the sugar.

I love these chocolates. It is so hard to find sugar free chocolate. They are so good. The peppermint crunch is perfect and the chocolate literally melts in your mouth. A must have treat for keto!

Really delicious chocolate with zero sugar. Almost addictively good. I like the almond bark squares the best. It costs just a little less on their website and you can get two packages instead of the four you have to order on Amazon, but you are required to purchase $34 in order to get their free shipping, which takes a bit longer than Amazon. But they are a small business and make great products, which is self-evident in their sales and likely other highly positive reviews. I will say that they cause some gastric distress because of the high fiber content if you are not used to eating these types of foods. The same way the sugar alcohols will cause gastric distress, this with its high fiber content, for me personally, it caused the pain. Because of the low sugar content, reasonable calorie content, and advice that my medical provider gives me about cholesterol (I ignore the fat content of these since I compensate elsewhere in my diet, and she says** no medical advice from me, just what my provider tells me** my cholesterol levels are good, so I ignore that it's not a low fat food), I tend to eat way more than I should, which may be the reason for my gastric distress. A little self-control might change that. However, this chocolate is delicious in my opinion and the best sugar free chocolate. Again, I like the almond best, but had purchased it from their website until recently, when I first purchased from Amazon. I have tried several of their products and have read the information on their website and am impressed with the taste of everything I have purchased from them and their descriptions of how they produce their items- their recipes are creative, compared to some other products, and I appreciate the transparency in their marketing and their creativity in bringing something so good tasting yet with a zero sugar content to the market.