The no sugar taste comes from 4g of sugar alcohols per serving, mainly erythritol and isomalt, which can cause bloating or a laxative effect if you eat more than a serving. (source)
The honest take
These are whole almonds coated in Lily's no added sugar dark chocolate, sweetened with erythritol, isomalt, and stevia instead of cane sugar, so a serving lands at 140 calories with 5g fiber, 4g protein, and less than 1g of sugar. For a health minded shopper who wants a chocolate almond fix without the sugar spike, that profile is genuinely appealing, and the almonds add real fiber and protein rather than empty calories. The main knock is that the sweetness comes from 4g of sugar alcohols and a palm kernel and palm oil blend in the coating, so this is still a processed treat, not a whole food. It is a smarter swap than candy shop chocolate almonds, but portion control matters since the 3.5 oz pouch holds only about 3.5 servings.
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Nutrition per serving
about 1 oz (28g); about 3.5 servings per 3.5 oz pouch
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Lily'sDark Chocolate Covered Almonds this productServing: about 1 oz (28g); about 3.5 servings per 3.5 oz pouch
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