Fifty50 Foods Sugar-Free Chocolate Bar - Dark Chocolate

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Chocolate lovers: Satisfy your sweet tooth with Fifty50 Dark Chocolate Bars. These sugar-free bars are Low Glycemic, so the creamy, deep chocolate flavor that melts in your mouth won’t spike your blood sugar. These hefty, full-size bars are thicker than most candy bars and will keep even the most demanding sweet tooth happy!

Fifty50 Foods Sugar-Free Dark Chocolate Bar Highlights:

• Sugar-Free
• Low Glycemic
• Real Dark Chocolate Taste
• Certified Kosher
• Net Wt. 2.8 oz.

Fifty50 Foods is making it easier for people to live a Low-Glycemic lifestyle with the industry's broadest category of certified branded great-tasting products. Their products contain carbs low on the Glycemic Index (GI) so they are digested slower and help maintain blood sugar levels.

Fifty50 Foods was founded by three people who had a common connection: diabetes. One founder had diabetes. One founder was a diabetes educator. And, one founder was a volunteer raising money for diabetes research. Their vision was to create great-tasting Low-Glycemic foods that people living with diabetes could enjoy while managing their disease and, at the same time, try to help find a cure. Since 1991, Fifty50 has given half of its profits to fund diabetes research, totaling more than $14 million to help prevent, treat, and find a cure for the disease.

Today, Fifty50 Foods products are not only for people with diabetes. Many have found the benefits of adopting a diet comprised of foods that are low on the Glycemic Index (GI). aim to create the broadest category of healthy, great-tasting certified Low-Glycemic foods so that we can all maintain a healthy diet, feel our best, and eliminate the potential health risks associated with blood sugar fluctuations.

Ingredients: Maltitol, chocolate liquor (processed with alkali), cocoa butter, milk fat (milk), soy lecithin (emulsifier), sucralose, vanillin (artificial flavor) salt

Allergens: Contains Milk and Soy. May contain traces of peanuts, tree nuts, or wheat. Excess consumption may have a laxative effect