Sugar-Free Monk Fruit Sweetened Chocolate By ChocZero
This Delicious Sugar-Free Monk Fruit Sweetened Chocolate By ChocZero is a fabulous low carb chocolate with many varieties and options!
I am a woman who loves chocolate and I also choose to be sugar-free and low carb. So I guess you could say I’m pretty particular in what I put into my body.
When companies send me products to try I usually don’t recommend many of them unless they are ones I would certainly enjoy myself or let my kids enjoy.
Recently I was sent some samples of this sugar-free chocolate by ChocZero. It’s sweetened with monk fruit and something I’m really not accustomed to having. Usually I stick with stevia and erythritol as my primary low carb, sugar-free sweeteners of choice, but I was intrigued enough to try these samples out of my duty as a sugar free blogger of course. 😉
As you can see from the photos there are quite a few options to choose from. They include, Milk Chocolate, 50% Cocoa, 70% Cocoa, 85% Dark and 92% Dark. In each bag contains a nice little packaged individual serving size. Between all of them 1 piece has between 4- 6 total carbs and dietary fiber is anywhere from 3-5 grams, making each piece approximately 1 Net Carb!
I don’t know about you but that makes me happy, I was sold on them! They taste fantastic, no after taste whatsoever. My kids and hubby tried some as well and felt the same, no funny aftertaste.
If you’ve ever had any store bought sugar-free chocolate containing maliltol or sorbitol, you know all to well the stomachaches that follow from having too much of it. These DO NOT contain any sugar alcohols that would cause stomach upset or gastric pains.
I can think of a ton of my recipes you could use with this yummy chocolate, like these Fudgey Brownies, Cheesecake Brownies or my Low Carb Peanut Butter Blossoms with chocolate center!
I’m excited for you to try this chocolate!
This Giveaway is Now CLOSED!
This Give Away is for 3 Readers of Sugar-Free Mom!
Good Luck to all who enter!
To Enter this Giveaway Below:
- You must a US resident only, sorry everyone!
- You need to comment below if you’ve ever tried products with Monk Fruit or have used it in a recipe, please share.
- Follow ChocZero on Instagram.
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- Deadline to enter is Mother’s Day, May 14th, 2017 at midnight. 3 Winners will be selected randomly using the Rafflecopter plug in below. I will email each winner and you must reply within 24 hours or I will choose a new winner. Choczero will mail each winner selected with 6 bags of your choice!
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Disclaimer: I received samples of Choczero chocolate. I did not receive compensation to write this post. This giveaway is being sponsored by Choczero. All opinions are 100% my own.
About Brenda
Brenda Bennett is a certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, certified Sugar Detox Coach, certified Keto Coach and certified Life Coach. She has been Sugar Free & Refined carb free for 17 years and has written 2 cookbooks, Sugar-Free Mom, and Naturally Keto and her 3rd book The 30-Day Sugar Elimination Diet, is a four part program to help you detox from sugar, eliminate cravings, balance blood sugar and lose weight all while eating a delicious, nutrient dense whole foods. Meal plan offers two tracks to follow, low carb or keto. She is the founder of the Sugar Free Fresh Start course and Sugar Free Tribe weight loss membership. Learn more.
I’ve never baked with monk fruit but, I currently use a monk fruit/stevia sweetener in my coffee. It’s the best, most non-chemical tasting sugar substitute I’ve ever had! I bet this chocolate would be amazing! Fingers crossed I win the giveaway! I never win anything! ?
I’m new to the keto way of eating and tecently tried InstaKetonea woth monkfruit. Very tasty and effective. Excited to learn more.
I used it in some brownies and to sweeten my coffee. It was pretty good!
I’ve never even hear of monk fruit!
I have not tried anything with Monk Fruit.
Thanks, Karen
I’ve never used monk fruit, but i’ve heard its great!!
I have never tried monk fruit before.
I tried another brand of monk fruit sweetened chocolate once and didn’t care for it.
I am super excited to try this brand as stevia gives me migraines so I haven’t found a low carb chocolate I can eat.
I’ve never used monk fruit before. I would love to try this sugar-free chocolate by ChocZero! Also it will be awesome to make chocolate desserts with ChocZero products!
I have never tried this product! Thank you for the chance! ?
I have not used monk fruit in any recipes yet, but would love to try a product sweetened with it 🙂
I have never tried monk fruit before, but I would love to!
I’ve never tried Monk Fruit, but I’m excited to try it! 🙂
I have not used monk fruit before. I am interested.
I’ve never tried anything with monk fruit. I’d love to give it a try.
I have not tried monk fruit but would love to try it. I am always looking for sugar substitutes, I can’t use sugar because it triggers migraines for me, so sugar substitutes are a life saver for me.
I have not tried anything with Monk fruit in it, but I would really like th\o try these choclates. I cannot do the Stover or other brands of chcolate with the sugar alcohols, they are not worth the pain and discomfort.
I discovered monkfruit in a coffee shop and loved it! I have used once or twice since but not for baking.
I have used it to bake and cook with and like it a lot.
I have not tried monk fruit before, but would love the opportunity to.
I’m hopeful that monk fruit sweetner will be better than all the others. Your post confused me, however. What does “net carbs” mean? I thought that “total carbs” was the critical nutritional value?
Thanks! By the way, checked the website but the company doesn’t seem to be set up for orders yet. I’m hoping their eventual prices would be lower than Amazon.
Net carbs is subtracting fiber from total carbs
have never used monk fruit but I would love to try these.
I have used liquid sweetener in my coffee. I would love to try this candy. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
I have never tried this but would love to!!
I have never tried monk fruit but I am intrigued.