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The Good Chocolate Dark Chocolate with Coconut Turmeric Bar (70 g)

The Good Chocolate Dark Chocolate with Coconut Turmeric Bar (70 g) The Good Chocolate Dark Chocolate with Coconut Turmeric Bar (70 g) The Good Chocolate Dark Chocolate with Coconut Turmeric Bar (70 g)

The Good Chocolate Dark Chocolate with Coconut Turmeric Bar (70 g)

$6.99

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Australia
australia
 New Zealand
new-zealand

Dark Chocolate with Coconut Turmeric / 2.5 oz (70 g)  Key features & benefits: Turmeric spice, toasted coconut flakes and delicious dark choc ...

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All products , Available in australia , Available in new zealand , Healthier snacks , New arrivals , The good chocolate , Treats & 'sometimes' foods , Vegan , Vegan mylk chocolates ,

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Acid reflux , Additive & preservative free , Certified organic , Coeliac disease , Coeliac's disease

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Dark Chocolate with Coconut Turmeric / 2.5 oz (70 g) 

Key features & benefits:

  • Turmeric spice, toasted coconut flakes and delicious dark chocolate – a luxurious sweet and spicy flavour combination that’s an exotic treat
  • Zero sugar (not a low calorie food) 
  • Keto friendly
  • Certified FODMAP Friendly, no maltitol or inulin.
  • Lower Net Carb than 65% chocolate with sugar (Net Carb = Total Carb – Fibre – Erythritol) 
  • Vegan with plant-based sweeteners
  • Bean-to-bar quality – made from select blend of organic cacao beans and organic processed cocoa.

Serving size information: Half (1/2) a bar (35g) is low FODMAP, 2 serves per bar. FODMAP Friendly certified.

Ingredients: Cacao Beans*, Erythritol*, Coconut*, Cocoa Butter*, Turmeric Powder*, Mesquite Powder*, Stevia*, Vanilla*.

*Denotes Certified Organic Ingredient

A note about Erythritol: Erythritol is a polyol (the 'P' in the FODMAP acronym), however, according to Monash University, this sugar alcohol is generally well absorbed in the small intestine, therefore it is less likely to trigger gastrointestin

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