Sweet Freedom CHOC SHOT Mint - 320 g | Natural Great Taste With Sweetness Derived from Fruit | Ideal for Coffee, Baking & Dessert | No Preservatives or Allergens | Vegan | Only 13 Cal Per Teaspoon

Pleasantly surprised, this tastes amazing & great value.

A great purchase, and tastes lovely toon

I have consumed this every evening for the last four years. It is delicious and works for my refined sugar free diet. I only wish it came in a plastic free option e.g. glass jar and metal lid.

I feel the product has a lower gi than regular hot choc powder and it is Lower in additives than the diet ranges . Cadbury and many others are low percentage cocoa and around half is sugar. this one has no added sugar. I put this item into hot milk. tastes exceptional. chocolatey yet but also other flavours. in this case mint, but the actual chocolate flavour has hints of berry or fruity tones and a subtle vanilla aftertaste with hints of rooibos tea or toasted marshmallow, unusually aromatic. it's sweet depending on how much you add. I would say it tastes like a sweetened high quality dark chocolate. I've also tried pure cocoa but this range sweet freedom shots has best balance of sweetness and flavour. visibly you can see my photo the colour is a glossy smooth dark chocolate syrup with a thick pourable texture like honey. it is versatile. it dissolves easily and quickly into liquids with a bit of a stir. not lumpy like powder. because it has a thick consistency it also would be good as a drizzle for desserts or frappucino or ontop squirty cream for drinks. overall great performance and I expect to regularly rebuy this item for the foreseeable future

Love this sauce great for using when dieting

Tasty

I do like this, it has a strong minty taste and makes a nice hot chocolate, but if you’re looking for something with a rich chocolate taste you may be disappointed. This may be because most of the flavour/sweetness comes from Carob rather then cocoa. I have tried both the chocolate and mint chocolate versions and find that the chocolate one has a slight artificial aftertaste that the mint one lacks. Maybe the mint covers it? The product description states it’s “Half the calories of leading brands of solid chocolate and 85% less fat… hugely popular chocolate substitute for dieters”. I read that along with ‘13 calories per teaspoon’ and ‘no refined sugar’ and thought it would be the ideal substitute for Cadbury’s hot chocolate in my reduced sugar diet. Since buying a bottle I have done the maths and Yes, a mug of Sweet Freedom hot chocolate has better Nutritional values then Cadbury’s but it’s not by drastic amounts. (To be fair to both brands, most of the sugar and fat content comes from the milk you use). I worked out the nutritional values of a cup of hot chocolate made with 200ml of Tesco milk and thought I’d share:- 20g of Cadbury’s (C) or Sweet Freedom (SF) & 200ml of semi-skimmed milk: Energy Kcal: (C) 180.4 / (SF) 152.8 Fat: (C) 4.72g / (SF) 4.34g Fat of which saturates: (C) 3.02g / (SF) 2.54 Carbohydrates: (C) 24.8g / (SF) 19.8g Carbs of which sugars: (C) 24.2g / (SF) 18.4g 20g of Cadbury’s (C) or Sweet Freedom (SF) & 200ml of skimmed milk: Energy Kcal: (C) 151.4 / (SF) 123.8 Fat: (C) 1.32g / (SF) 0.94g Fat of which saturates: (C) 1.02g / (SF) 0.54g Carbohydrates: (C) 25.2g / (SF) 20.2g Carbs of which sugars: (C) 24.6g / (SF) 18.8g If you drink a lot of hot chocolate it maybe worth the swap to Sweet Freedom. If you only indulge in the occasional cup then you could probably treat yourself to something with a richer chocolate taste.

Absolutely love this Sweet Freedom chocolate mint sauce. Thick enough to satisfy your taste buds without being too gloopy. Has many uses- stir into hot or cold milk, yoghurt, on ice cream, or simply on a spoon! Low fat and lasts ages. Bottle has a squeezy lid whereby any excess is taken back inside so lid stays free from sauce as does spout. Prefer this type of bottle as it can stand on its head, meaning sauce is easy to squeeze out. Only small gripe is it’s difficult to get last few teaspoons out of bottle because it doesn’t drop to the bottle opening, but stays stuck at bottom.