Mixed Chocolate Macadamia Nuts sugar-free 250g

Chocolate-Covered Macadamia Nuts are:
Heart-healthy
Vegan/vegetarian
Low GI
Without additives or preservatives
Full of antioxidants
Healthy essential fatty acids
High protein, high ‘healthy’ fat – monounsaturated
Anti-inflammatory
High in dietary fibre
0% cholesterol
Less than 4g carbs per ½ cup – most of which is fibre
Paleo, Banting, Ancestral, Primal
Known as “the world’s finest and healthiest nut”
The only plant source to contain palmitoleic acid – which speeds up fat metabolism, reducing the body’s ability to store fat
Able to stabilise blood sugar
Aids to constipation due to healthy levels of fibre
Promoters of healthy intestinal bacterial colonies
Immune boosting
Very nutritious nuts, they contain nutrients such as: selenium, iron, potassium, phosphorous, calcium, magnesium, copper, zinc, vitamin E, vitamin B1, B2, B3, B5, folate and dozens more!
BRAND NEW CHOCOLATE NUTTIES!
We are thrilled to tell you that the long-awaited MILK chocolate covered organic macadamia nuts are here – dry roasted at low heat and then covered with delicious sugar-free chocolate (lightly sweetened with maltitol). We now have the DARK chocolate macadamia nutties AND the MILK chocolate macadamia nutties AS WELL AS white chocolate coated nuts.
Chocolate covered macadamia nuts are utterly delicious – the nuts are organically grown in this country, and very lightly dry-roasted to be crunchy and delicious. Add the chocolate and you are laughing.
The Pros and Cons of Maltitol
Yes, I know – maltitol is not perfect, but it’s a chemical free brand that I use (NOT ALL MALTITOL CHOCOLATES ARE!!!), it is safe for diabetics and SO MUCH safer than the dangerous artificial sweeteners and chemicals usually added to diabetic chocolate. So let’s look at the pros and cons:
Pros
Safe for everyone to consume
No sugar in the chocolates
You’d never know there was no sugar present – delicious taste
Adds sweetness without the calories or sugar
Does not promote tooth decay the way sugar does
Cons
Eating too many will result in possible diarrhoea, but you have to have quite a lot of maltitol for this to happen. (I find many of my clients use this DELICIOUS method as a mild laxative to ease stubborn constipation. Ever heard of the chocolate laxative called Brooklax? Well this could be used as the delicious version!)
There are still carbs present but much less than regular chocolate