A decent dark chocolate is at least 85% cacao and contains 5 grams of sugar or less. This Lindt dark chocolate is 90% cacao and contains 2.8 grams of sugar per serving. I freeze it and let it melt in my mouth. Goes great with black coffee or red wine.
I notice the word Easter is missing on the wrapper. No problem, I never liked them anyway.
I get the German stuff out of Aldis. I forget the name. They do it right, 90% cacao. Very little sugar.
Oh, and the Jalapeno version is to die for.
I can't stomach milk chocolate, nasty stuff. Always want dark chocolates. A lot of stuff made in the U.S.A. has artificial ingredients that simply taste awful. Worst was when they stopped using cane sugar and substituted corn sucrose and artificial sweeteners. The foreign stuff is still made the old fashioned way.
I think the Lake Champlain dark is superior. And Whole Foods [at least my store] carries a good selection.
To die for, is their Spicey Aztec
You’re a purist. :) I have to have 70% cacao or I have to cook in my own sweetener.
Check out this recipe, it may suite your diet and substitute the coconut milk with half and half if it works for you:
http://nomnompaleo.com/post/44223814717/mexican-chocolate-pots-de-cr%C3%A8me-dairy-free
Ghiradelli 85% & 92% are delicious. I just had a piece w/ my glass of wine........mmmmmmmm......