Chocolate!
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I have just been prescribed orlistat to lose weight. Although i am determined to eat healthy food, I dont know if i can give up chocolate completely. Does anyone know if there is a fatfree or lowfat chocolate?!
Thanks
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Suza
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trying_hard
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I do look forward to my daily fix of 'Good for You' (Asda) Hot Chocolate. It tastes like a high calory high fat chocolate drink but is only 1.1g fat and 37 calories for two heaped teaspoons made with hot water- I use 3 spoonsful which is still only 57 calories & 1.7 grams of fat. It has same calories less fat, costs far less and tastes much better than skinny cow hot chocolate.
mayalady
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mayalady
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1252386/Scientists-create-low-fat-water-based-chocolate-tastes-good-normal-bar.html
trying_hard
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siovas
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Try out Green & Blacks chocolate, 60% cocoa and above.
Because the cocoa content is higher, you can't really eat as much as a standard milk chocolate bar like kitkats etc and lets face it, there's not much actual cocoa content in those brands.
A strip of Green & Blacks (about 50g) is in and around 2g of fat. At least you'd be having a little of what you fancy and not kicking the backside out of it.
bec123
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