PR sample | Contains affiliate links Blogging gives me the chance to discover and try out new things. Recently I came across a chocola...
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Blogging gives me the chance to discover and try out new things. Recently I came across a chocolate bar that not only satisfies your chocolate cravings but is also good for your health. Confused? Sceptical? Sounds too good to be true, isn't it? Well, the product in question is the ohso Chocolate Bar.
ohso chocolates are made from 53% Belgian dark chocolate and also contain probiotics. TO be precise each bar of chocolate contains 1 billion probiotic bacteria and has only 72 calories. The chocolates comes in 2 flavours - Dark and Orange.
According to ohso, their probiotic chocolate bars are 3 times more effective than most dairy drinks that contain 'friendly bacteria' at delivering the benefits of probiotics to your system. Each ohso bar contains around a billion Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium bacteria and according to research this is the optimum amount of friendly bacteria needed per day.
ohso chocolates are free from nuts, gluten, wheat, GM ingredients and contain no added dairy. These are suitable for vegetarians. Before I tried the bars, I was a bit unsure about the taste due to the addition of probiotics. Would it taste medicinal? Would it retain the taste of chocolate? One bite into the dark chocolate bar and all my apprehensions were put to rest. The chocolate tastes like chocolate :) Melts nicely in the mouth and the dark version was lovely. Mr.H loved the Orange flavour more as he not very keen on plain dark chocolate. The bars are quite tiny - around 13gms each. But the size is perfect as a treat. I like the fact that it is made of tiny sections as this gives me the feeling that I am eating a proper full size treat and also allows me to enjoy the chocolate more slowly, snapping each section individually :)
Like I mentioned earlier ohso probiotic chocolate bars are 3 times more effective than most dairy drinks that contain 'friendly bacteria'.
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