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Fit Tuber: Healthy Chocolate Recommendations and DIY Chocolate Recipe

Do you like eating chocolates like dairy  milk, 5 star or snickers? But at the same   time do you also not enjoy them guilt free  because you know that most of the chocolates   sold in Indian market have more sugar than  chocolate in them. But don’t worry as I wish   to share with you 5 healthy chocolates in  the indian market that you can occasionally   eat guilt free. Towards the end of the video,  I will also share with you a tasty homemade   chocolate recipe that is easier than making tea.  So without any further delay let’s get started.  Hello Friends! Welcome to Fit Tuber. Visit  the market and you will find that there are   basically 3 types of chocolates in India. First  are the thick center type chocolates like 5 star,   Barone and snickers. You might consider them  healthy. As a source of energy or something.   But how they fool us with their marketing,  lets understand this from food pharmer.   Second are wafer type chocolates like  munch, perk and kitkat. (FP video starts   from “Kyaa aapko pata hai..) Third are the bar  type of chocolates like dairy milk and milky bar.   The bottomline is that all these 3 types of  chocolates are more of sugar candies than   real chocolate. Now when I say real chocolate I  don’t mean those bitter dark chocolates that have   99% cocoa. I am talking of a chocolate which is  healthy but at the same time it is as delicious   as dairy milk or snickers. Its time we start  eating real chocolates and here are my 5 honest   recommendations. Before I reveal them, I want to  assure you that this video is not sponsored by any   chocolate brand. I am just like you a consumer,  who has a taste for chocolates but cares about   health more. So let’s begin the list with The Whole Truth’s Chocolates  If you have not tried the whole truth’s badaam  chocolate, chocolate fudge bars and their range   of dark chocolates then you surely are missing out  on something. If you see their badaam chocolate is   made with just 4 things. 31% cocoa 25% almonds 24%  date powder and 20% whole milk powder. Now compare   this with any thick center type chocolate. Let’s  say,5 star. 5 star has over 20 ingredients but the   main thing cocoa is not even 10%. While the whole  truth has put 31% cocoa in their chocolate. Then   badaam is not just written on the wrapper which  is a commonpractice by most commercial brands.   1/4th of this chocolate has badaam. But the most  important parameter to check if the chocolate you   are eating is healthy or not is to check where  the sweetness in the chocolate is coming from.   Is it from a fruit, jaggery, desi khand, mishri  or it has chemically refined sugar, invert syrup,   dextrose, glucose and all of that junk. Here all  the sweetness in whole truth’s badaam chocolate   has been very thoughtfully added using dates  powder. But all that is fine but what about its   taste. What is the price? So believe me, you will  feel no compromise on the taste. Its has a normal   chocolate like taste. And with such quality  ingredients, price of Rs 75 is a total steal,   provided you value eating a real chocolate and  not some chocolate coloured sugar candy. Best   thing about the whole truth chocolates is that  they are available on platforms like Blinkit and   Big bazaar. So buying them is not a hassle. The  whole truth’s choco fudge bars are a tight slap   on the face of Snickers. Where snickers has only  7% peanuts the whole truth’s choco peanut fudge   has 44% peanuts. Frankly snickers is nothing  more than blend of bad oil and sugar. Peanuts   and energy is kept more for marketing purpose.  On the other hand whole truth’s 4 ingredient real   energy bars which come in 4 variants are all are  top notch and will provide you real sustainable   energy. Even its price is very competitive. Their  fudge bars will cost you just Rs 60. Again taste   is good. The whole truth also has two variants  of dark chocolate. Hazelnut dark chocolate which   has 47% cocoa, 38% dates powder and 15% hazelnuts.  The other one has 71% cocoa and 29% dates powder.   Nothing else. Both are normal chocolates. They  are not bitter. Its just that it doesn’t have   milk in it. The whole truth chocolates are  not just unmatchable ingredient wise but   even taste wise they are very tempting.  Every chocolate lover must try them once.  Next on the list is Sante Foods Dark Chocolate When I had tried this chocolate for the first   time, I was convinced that this the best  replacement for dairy milk in the market.   This was for two reasons. First is its  taste. Even though it is a dark chocolate,   it is sweetened with jaggery and has ayurvedic  herbs like shatavari, shankhpushpi amd brahmi   in it but still its as delicious as any other  commercial chocolate bar. Second factor was   its price. 50 grams of it is priced at Rs 105. If  you compare, you get 58 grams of dairy milk silk   for Rs 90. And we all know that dairy milk ad is  honest when they say kucch meetha ho jaaye because   that all it has. While sante foods dark chocolate  is appropriately sweetened with a healthier   alternative of refined sugar i.e. Jaggery plus it  has a good balance of cocoa and ayurvedic herbs.   Now before you get too senti for sante, there  is one negative. This chocolate has a couple   of emulsifiers. Emulsifiers are added to keep the  mixture intact. Not a natural ingredient but still   at this price, its worth a bite. Next is Aadvik Foods Chocolate  When I had first heard of a camel milk chocolate,  a goat milk chocolate. I thought. But to my   surprise, they are actually quite tasty. To be  more precise, taste wise goat milk chocolates   taste better than camel milk chocolates. Both  Goat milk and Camel milk have their own benefits.   In Ayurveda goat milk is suggested for increasing  libido while camel milk has an instrinsic property   to increase height. Aadvik food chocolates come  in different variants but after thoroughly going   through their ingredients I assure you that they  have been consciously made using organic cocoa   beans, unrefined organic raw sugar, milk solids  or camel or goat, roasted nuts or dried fruits   with a natural vanilla flavour. Not artificial  not nature identical. Any aadvik chocolate bar   will cost you Rs 225. Yes its premiumly priced  because ingredients are premium. Also chocolate   is not something we eat daily. Nor we should.  I would advise you to eat less but eat real.  Next is Anutamma’s Chocolate The catchy part of this chocolate is   that it is an A2 milk chocolate. A2 cow milk which  is procured from our indigenous cows, we know is   way more superior than A1 cow milk which we get  from foreign breed cows. This chocolate is not   just sweetened with a healthier sugar alternative  called khandsari sugar but also the quantity of   added sugar is less. Where dairy milk per 100  grams has 47 grams of chemically refined sugar,   this has only 20 grams of unrefined sugar.  Made with just 3 ingredients, Cocoa, A2 milk   and khandsari sugar this is undoubtedly among the  healthiest chocolates in the market. Taste wise,   I assure you won’t miss dairy milk or milky bar.  Only thing that can stop you from trying it is   its price. It will cost you Rs 195 but not  your health. Now you can make out what cheap   ingredients should be used if you want to make  a 20-30 rs chocolate. I mean at this price you   can make anything but a real chocolate. Remember,  Cocoa is not cheap. In fact, its very expensive.   And it is this cocoa because of which chocolates  may be considered healthy. But to maintain a low   price commercial brands keep on reducing cocoa in  their chocolate. People don’t get to know this,   they add an artificial cocoa flavour. And  the extra space created is filled with   things like hydrogenated oils, palm oil, invert  syrup, glucose and dextrose. Forget benefits,   this is now designed to be addictive. Next is Darkins  If you are a dark chocolate lover, darkins 56%  dark chocolate is something you must try. Its not   at all bitter but having a bite you can understand  that it is a fine rich chocolate which has been   appropriately sweetened. Compare it with amul’s  dark chocolate or cadbury’s bournville. While   all 3 have 44g grams of sugar per 100 grams but  darkins sugar source is way superior. Its organic   unrefined cane sugar. Both amul and bournville are  artificially flavoured while darkins is made using   naturally farmed cacao, organic unrefined  cane sugar and sanikatta river salt. No,   its not salty. But a pinch of salt is added  to bring out the maximum flavour. And you can   feel it. This chocolate bar will cost you Rs 265.  It might seem expensive at first glance but Its   price is comparative to forrero rocher and Lindt. Now these are some real good chocolate options   which you can enjoy guilt free. But I know at this  price some of us will not buy them, no matter how   good their ingredients are. So let me share with  you an amazing DIY chocolate. And I promise,   its not just tasty but very easy to make as well. You will need is 5 things. Natural cocoa powder,   Coconut oil, Milk powder, crushed nuts and desi  khand. We will use the double boiler method. Turn   the flame on and in the bowl add coconut oil,  milk powder, cocoa powder and desi khand one   by one. Whisk it well for about10 seconds so that  you get a pouring consistency. 10 seconds is more   than enough, else cocoa powder can burn. Then pour  it in a mould and refrigerate it. After 1-2 hours,   the chocolate is ready. See how good it has turned  out to be. Don’t forget to add crushed nuts as   its crunch really takes the taste to another  level. You can feel the purity of eating a   cocoa rich milk chocolate. Made effective in just  2 minutes, its easier than making tea. Anytime,   you wish to enjoy a healthy chocolate this is it.  All the things required to make this chocolate are   easily available in any grocery shop. I have even  linked it in the description box. Price wise this   bar of chocolate will cost you around 60 Rs.  You see, even homemade chocolate can’t beat   the price of 5 star and kit kat. Because 1 kg  of cocoa is 1500 Rs while 1 kg of invert syrup   is just Rs 15. So eat this real chocolate and  do share your feedback in the comment section.  If you experience excessive hair fall or the  growth of your hair is slow, I would suggest that   you do frequent head massage using a good hair  oil. 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