Einstein here decided she would try something new to sprinkle on her yogurt/cottage cheese. I found this package of "Cacao Raw Chocolate Nibs" with 1 oz. having 120 calories & 12g fat (not too bad for a sweeter treat). This would be a healthy treat with Cacao "containing a naturally rich supply of antioxidants."
I added it to cottage cheese, no sugar, just my nibs and my cottage cheese. Can you guess how it tastes? Kind of like the time you ate raw chocolate for the first time. Smells good, looks good, but tastes like shiz! I might add the chocolate nibs to this next time........
At least I'm honest with my reviews!
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Good to know, I'll stick with the pure cane sugar, thanks. I'm sure it's good for me, says pure.
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I'm a chocalate lover, but something That says "raw" seems always to taste like dirt. I will have to stick with all the processed sugary stuff for now.
I started reading and though, "ug, I think I know exactly how that's going to taste!" Bummer you didn't love it.
It looks good.. oh well. :(
OMG, cookie dough porn!
i don't like cottage cheese, so yup sounds horrible to me
cottage cheese and choc? Hmmm..... Interesting combination sister! :-)
Ah yes, brings back a childhood memory when I shoved some baking choclate in my mouth and discovered how awful it was!
Raw chocolate really should be a misnomer. Chocolate only gets that "chocolate" taste after it has been roasted and conched; so raw chocolate, or raw cacao nibs, are not technically even chocolate. I like chocolate as chocolate, hence, I prefer my cacao cooked.
Yeah, I had raw chocolate once. Never again!
LOL... hey, you are a brave soul!! you will probably score a direct hit next time :-)
I wonder if it tastes worse than made from scratch cheesecake with the sugar forgotten. Can you say dip?
The USDA website, reporting antioxidant testing results using the standard ORAC testing method, shows that by typical serving size 8 of the top 20 foods are apples, and a single apple supplies enough for a day.
We now know that whether berries, apples or even tomatoes, and in contrast to grains, fruit has evolved to provide both the carbs we need to oxidize for fuel, and the antioxidants needed to prevent cellular damage during that oxidation process. Nice! Thanks Mother Nature.
They didn't test chocolate covered apples, but that one should be a ringer!
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