UNREALDark Chocolate Coconut Bars | Vegan, 3g Sugar, & 3 Simple Ingredients | Non-GMO, Gluten Free, & Fair Trade | 10oz BagFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade Certified

Por si alguien necesita esta información, aquí se las dejo. Ya que estuve revisando las fotos y no sale la información nutricional. Y en ningún review lo encontré tampoco.

Spool good!!!

These candies are so good and I don’t feel as guilty eating them as regular candy because of the lower sugar and good ingredients. The simple, pure taste of coconut and good quality dark chocolate are a winning combination. I just wish they weren’t so darn expensive so I could afford them more often.

These are so yummy and have way less sugar than the standard candy bar.

I keep these at my work desk when I need a little snack and don’t want to break the bank in calories. Tastes delicious!

They were almost as good as Mounds

These are excellent. No weird taste at all

I bought them a few times and they taste great as other reviews mention. Many reviews seem to point out the feel-good ingredient list as a justification for classifying this product as “great”. However, all reviews seem to skip one MAJOR important detail:Chocolate is not an ingredient (as advertised by the manufacturer) but a product made with other ingredients. Hence, saying “only 3 ingredients” is in my opinion purely a commercial stunt aiming to please my eyes with a short list of “ingredients”. In reality, there are many more ingredients than 3: because you need more than cocoa to make chocolate, and the manufacturer found a clever way to not mention such ingredients.If I make a soup, can I say that the only ingredient I used is “soup”? If you buy a bar of chocolate, why not listing that there is o my one ingredient (chocolate)? To me it is UNREAL… DANGEROUS… MISLEADING… POTENTIALLY UNHEALTHY… if everybody did like that, we consumers would have no way to know the full list of ingredients in products on the shelf… it is a dangerous practice in my opinion as it could also drive other manufacturers to do the same.Notice how the manufacturer lists only the organic ingredients, and smartly group all the others under the name “chocolate”… this points me to think that such a chocolate is made of 1) non organic ingredients, 2) potentially cheap and unsafe ingredients (as they are not listed in the packaging).Please be advised that most candies taste good enough for most. The best candy differentiates for its ingredients. Here the ingredients are not even listed… so I fail to understand how others can even trust eating this product.Unfortunately, until the ingredients are all listed I must consider this product unsafe to eat, as the worst candy with two added organic ingredients.