Valor Sugar Free Dark Chocolate Bar - Dark Diabetic Chocolate with Orange Pieces - Smooth Sugar free made with 70% Cacao Sweetened with Stevia, Gluten Free, Vegan, by Master Chocolatiers, 100g Bar

My husband is a diabetic so we decided to give this chocolate a try. He loves it. There’s no artificial taste and the quality is great. We’re on our third pack of 17 bars. He limits himself to a couple of squares a night so it lasts a good long time. Would definitely recommend.

Great taste

Sugar is 0.5g per 100g however that's net sugars, the rest were polyols which the body doesn't process so ends up with gas bloating and you know what comes after that, bathroom time. Eating too much of this chocolate will cause it 100% becaause it has not only maltitol sweetener but also stevia, don't know why they need both sugar sweeteners, but it tastes kinda like milk chocolate, not dark chocoalte, as it's oinly 52% solids from the cocoa bean, this is rather low to really consider it a true dark chocoalte.my fav dark chocolate is 100%, finding one that's bitter but mellow taste is the key to success with dark chocolate and it's benefits.I took a star off because of two.5 reasons, one the cocoa solids are too low, and this is too sweet chocolate, making me binge eat sweet things, and having too much of it causes laxative effects, the 2nd reason, it contains two different sugar alcohols, which is uneccessary in my opinion, and as it's stated, dark chocolate should really have no sweet taste in it, and instead vanilla extract which has no sugar but offers just a hint of sweetness, if it's at 52% cocoa solids, I guess it's okay to throw in a bit of stevia in the mix, and would make this taste bitter yet mellow hint of sweet only.However I can see why it is done this way, it is after all supposed to simulate real milk chocolate, with hint of dark cocoa solids, resulting in a sweet taste, but limited to few bars a day because it makes me go bathroom if I have too much.I actually like it, not really much to hate, it's very low sugar, not sugar free, just no added sugar 0.5g per 100g to be exact, the rest the body doesn't process it like sugar, and doesn't spike insulin that much, probably best for diabetics, I'll stick with the 100% dark chocolates from now on though.Side note- you do get 17 bars and they are each 100gPer 100g465 calories33g fat21g saturates50g carbs0.5g sugar -Net carbs which is total carbs from sugar.6.2g protein0.08g salt <very low saltHas Almonds hazelnut and milk, they say maybe present, this is typically almost always true.Soya <not a big fan of this.and exessive consumption may produce laxative effects.No fiber apparently, or it's negligible as it doesn't even state the nutrient on the packet, now real dark chocoalte is high in fiber, this must be too low cocoa solids to even include 1g fibre? hmm.. Well either way I'm sharing them out.

good quality dark chocolate, low carb & excellent for cooking as well as eating as treat

Nice pleasant aftertaste, but still feel sugar inside

Fantastic value for money good size bars nice and nice bitter taste

I have been looking for a 'sugar free' chocolate and ordered the Dark chocolate. The chocolate flavour is nice, but the chocolate has a noticeable odd sweetness, I'm guessing from all the added Maltitol - which is listed first in the ingredients. If only this artificial sweetener was not added (possible side effects), and Stevia was the only sweetener (natural) it would be a game changer. By all means try it, but for me I will keep looking for now.

Excellent product and you don't feel too guilty eating it. Best sugar free dark chocolate