
Each bar has basically 2g carbs because they contain fiber and erythritol (a sugar alcohol, which you can read more about here: http://bodyecology.com/articles/erythritol_what_you_need_to_know_natural_sugar_substitute.php).
I'm going to keep testing these bars (there are 5 per box) and see if there are any noticeable differences to record, just to be sure. But for a first time taste of a virtually carb-free/blood sugar safe chocolate bar, I'm hopeful!
EDIT: 8:05 PM
I had no insulin on board or other food in my system. Here are the results of my hour long test:
6:49 PM
Glucometer: 103
Dexcom: 96
Ate 1 ChocoRite bar
7:53 PM
Glucometer: 118
Dexcom: 99
Dexcom showed steady numbers after eating the ChocoRite bar!
So if you ever want to get me chocolate, you can get me ChocoRite Milk Chocolate bars!
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