Is Dark Chocolate a Low Carb and Keto Friendly Snack?

Dark chocolate is rich in antioxidants and minerals that benefit your body. As the popularity of low carb diets increases, we see more and more products advertised as keto-friendly, including dark chocolate bars and snacks. But, is dark chocolate ok to eat on your low carb or keto diet?

I’ll share how dark chocolate compares to milk chocolate, how dark it must be to be beneficial, and the mistakes that are easy to fall into when you add this snack to your diet in this video.

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