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Sugar-free chocolate/sweets

dudara · 2004-06-13 15:39:14

Does anyone know of any other shops other than Nature's Way that sell sugar-free chocolate. I'm looking for sweets etc sweetened with maltitol and isomalt. Anything flavoured with fructose is out

13-06-2004 4:39pm

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Does anyone know of any other shops other than Nature's Way that sell sugar-free chocolate. I'm looking for sweets etc sweetened with maltitol and isomalt. Anything flavoured with fructose is out

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#2 16-06-2004 4:21pm

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My local health shops in Bray and Greystones sell Woodies bars, they are so yummy.
They use malitol instead of polyols so you don't get the toilet aftereffects.
I also buy these boxed from
http://www.carblife.com/

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#3 16-06-2004 5:36pm

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they're really too expensive when you buy them from the websites, I think. Thanks though, I have tried Woodies, and they are nice.

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#4 17-06-2004 1:03am

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The Quay Coop in Cork might have stuff like that.

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#5 17-06-2004 10:09am

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That's a good idea. I never thought of trying there, thanks Simu

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