Supertreats Silky Milky Organic Carob Bar 12 Pack

Bought for grandson who doesn't eat sugar. He was really pleased and says they taste like chocolate.

best carob chocolate iv ever tasted. I'm trying to ditch all caffeine as it gives me headaches and anxiety. this stuff is a god send for my sweet tooth. also lovely melted dowb and drizzled over strawberries

Delicious! Taste is a cross between Caramac and chocolate. I love it. 3 year old can’t tell the difference between this and chocolate. Loved by all the family.

Delicious

These are AMAZING!

Amazing taste and the fact there is no other unhealthy stuff like the other chocolates. No sugar but nicely sweet . This is my top chocolate !

I bought them as a chocolate substitute but they don't taste much like chocolate and the cocoa powder caused a reaction to someone here who is allergic to chocolate.

This isn't just for kids folks! And I bet you never thought chocolate could taste as good as it is healthy! "If it tastes this great it has to be bad for you" is usually the accepted mantra of good sense. But not any more. Okay... it's admittedly 'bad' for my wallet, but not for my body, and I'm now hooked on this chocolate addiction remedy. To know that you can enjoy this without draining your insulin, is almost a Godsend. And it's organic to boot! What's not to like?It's quite shocking to think about how much pesticide residue we have been soaking up for most person's lives through ordinary foodstuffs such as non-organic coffee, chocolate even pears and even supermarket cherries are among the worst offenders, so it's wonderful to be able to make the switch to something which is as good as chocolate can get, without entering superfood territory. And then there is that full on chocolate nirvana which all true chocolate addicts repeatedly seek. BTW, I'm trying to cut it down to one of these a day, but it's not easy...It's not easy because the product's manufacturers could not have done a better job of getting a perfectly desirable level of sweetness and the maximum chocolatey taste. What's more, rather than decline with age (as I'd once hoped) my sweet tooth has been the same as it ever was.So I've been increasingly making the switch away from sugar, which I'm now convinced will someday be, perhaps even in my grandchildren's generation, just as reviled as tobacco is today. Refined sugar will surely go the way of tobacco, as the next publicly tolerated evil, and I'm sure of that. Sugar is to 2017, in other words, as tobacco was to 1957.The only negative is that these Supertreats will be prohibitive to most people's budgets, and that is a great shame, given how cheap ordinary chocolate products are by comparison. As long as it is selling for ...ahem, 'real' money, it won't achieve mass appeal. Which, again, is simply an incredible shame. I'm just hoping that as they sell more, economies of scale should take hold, meaning that they should be able to sell at a more pleasing price, one day (soon hopefully!) down the road.But back to the indisputable positives: I'm still amazed at how artificial sweeteners have moved on over time. I remember tasting a can of diet cola in the seventies and that bitter aftertaste has stayed with me forever. Not so with today's sweeteners! So now you've no excuse - all those full marks reviews for this particular brand are here for you to read for good reason. Chocolate bars made with refined sugar don't get tastier than this. Enjoy :-)