Before I was diagnosed with diabetes, these were one of my favourite snacks besides licorice. I would sometimes get the mega cups or even the 4-pack.
What I was diagnosed with diabetes, I have to watch my sugars and to give insulin. The downside is that I can no longer have many of the snacks that I enjoy but what I found this, a sugar-free option, I was extremely excited. I've had family members and Friends by me treats that are sugar free to try and some of them are absolutely disgusting. Some of them taste like I'm eating chalk. These however, they did taste very nice. The chocolate flavour was perfect. However the feeling I found it to be quite pale in comparison to peanut butter and it just didn't have the same peanut butter flavour. As a diabetic, I can't eat peanut butter. However, I was a little disappointed because the flavour profile just wasn't the same. The flavour wasn't bad but it just wasn't as good as the originals. It just didn't have the same texture on the tongue either. As far as value goes, these are an extremely bad value. They are very very small, about the size of the end of my thumb. When I look at other versions, the regular versions that are not sugar-free, they are astronomically cheaper
Maltitol, Peanuts (Adds A Negligible Amount of Sugar), Chocolate, Cocoa Butter, Lactitol (Milk), Cellulose Gel, Polydextrose, Milk Fat, Peanut Oil, Contains 2% or less of: Cream (Milk - Adds A Negligible Amount of Sugar), Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Cottonseed and Soybean Oil), Salt, Sodium Caseinate (Milk), Soy Lecithin, Pgpr (Emulsifier), Natural Flavor, Vanillin, Artificial Flavor, Tbhq (Preservative), and Sucralose.
