Each 1 tablespoon serving has about 4 grams of erythritol, a sugar alcohol that can cause bloating or digestive upset if you eat several servings, and the chips are 60 calories per tablespoon so they are not a light snack. (source)
The honest take
These are a no sugar added white baking chip sweetened with erythritol and stevia instead of cane sugar, which is why a serving lands at 1 gram of sugar and roughly 2 grams of net carbs. For a low sugar or keto baker who wants a white chocolate style morsel, that is a genuinely useful swap, and the short ingredient list of cocoa butter, milk, and plant fibers is cleaner than most sugar free candy. The honest reality is the serving is tiny at 1 tablespoon for 60 calories, the label itself says it is not a low calorie food, and each serving carries about 4 grams of erythritol. If you are baking with these for the low sugar benefit they deliver, but do not mistake them for a light snack.
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1 tbsp (14g), about 18 servings per 9 oz bag; includes about 4g erythritol and 0g added sugar
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Lily'sWhite Chocolate Style Baking Chips this productServing: 1 tbsp (14g), about 18 servings per 9 oz bag; includes about 4g erythritol and 0g added sugar
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