Lily'sAlmond Dark Chocolate | 3 ounce, 4-Pack

Stevia? Really? Out of 11 ingredients Stevia is listed 8th! Erythritol is 3rd. Inulin and Dextrin are 4th and 5th. This isn't a Stevia sweetend candy bar. It's a laxative once you combine Erythritol, Inulin, and Dextrin.

Unless you want your chocolate to look like the old, over-warehoused and dried out bars in the two pictures, DO NOT BUY THESE. They have been warehoused way too long, and probably in temperatures that aren't good for storing chocolate. We tried the first one we opened (Chocolate Rice bar) and it was waxy-tasted and so dry it was crumbling. Save your money and pay a little more for fresh stuff from a local store.

I wish I had read the ingredients! I would NEVER have bought these had I seen the ingredient chemicalERYTHRITOL. The front of the wrapper says : Stevia Sweetened. And I Believed them. This is a ToxicProduct that interferes with your digestion creating stomach rumbling and outrageous gas! They should pull these from the shelves and trash them all! How dare they peddle chemicals in our foods! This may not put calories in your body, but it definitely inhibits proper digestive functioning! DO NOT EAT ! DO NOT BUY! BEWARE!!!

This is an exceptionally good sugar-free chocolate. My son and his 5 yr old son are both diabetics and love these candy bars. There are no digestive problems with the sweetener and have not complained about the after taste that so many sugar-free products have. The chocolate chips are a must have, good as a treat or in cookies. We melted a dark chocolate bar today and poured it in a small bunny mold for Easter.

My wife is on that Keto (spelling?) diet and loves these when she's having her... grumpy days. I even liked it.

I was really hoping for a chocolate bar with the coconut and chocolate flavors balanced sort of like the traditional Mounds bar. This bar is not that. It's more like a dark chocolate bar with a hint of coconut flavor and a few shards of coconut dispersed throughout the chocolate.I wish there was about three or four times as much coconut, but I still like the dark chocolate flavor. Since I am on intermittent fasting and keto dieting, this is the only chocolate bar brand I eat, and it's more than good enough for me.

I purchased the variety six pack to try as I saw them on a Keto You Tube channel. Pretty heft price so was expecting something special but was a little disappointed. The dark chocolate ones taste to me exactly the same as you can buy at the grocery store in the baking aisle for half the price, not real sweet tasting but ok for baking. The milk chocolate I expected to taste a lot sweeter but it to me was bitter so I would not purchase these again at that price. Just eat a piece of regular baking chocolate if you don't mind the bitter taste. Really did not like the salted almond one, all you can taste is salt. That said all low carb chocolate doesn't taste very good to me. I am going to try melting them and adding some monk fruit sweetener.

Sometimes you just HAVE to have chocolate, and Lily's keeps me sane. I actually like that it's expensive because a) it's worth it; and b) it keeps me from eating dozens of these in a week. This is one "diet" dessert that doesn't taste like diet food, has no chemical aftertaste, and it does not spike my blood sugar as some sugar-free foods can. I allow myself 1/3 of a bar maybe 5 days a week. My favorites are the Extremely Dark, the Coconut, the Salted Almond, and the Caramelized Almond. They are NOT calorie-free, but half a bar is fewer calories than a protein bar, and if you do Keto, Lily's is the perfect treat. I would also like to note that when I ordered Lily's from Amazon, they sent me a thank you email with a link to a survey. I completed the survey and they sent me a free sampler packet! Gotta love companies that still believe in customer service.