Do you take care of your health?????

[mrs.b]

I developed a sweet tooth right after I quit drinking. I hear that's not uncommon. Although I've got a long way to go, I've made some headway.
One of my many other faults is - I eat pretty good food - but too much of it. Well, I never said I was perfect. mile:

Johann,

At the risk of sounding like a commercial, I have to point you to a product since you sound like you enjoy clean eating with attention to nutrition, but like a sweet something too. My husband and I just discovered this treat called "Sin in a Tin" this weekend. It's a local maker by us that makes REAL, handmade chocolate and sells it with few ingredients (bittersweet chocolate, eggs, whipping cream, sugar, soy lecithin, and vanilla). No gluten, the carb and sugar count is so low my diabetic father-in-law was able to enjoy a sweet treat for the first time in a very long time this past weekend without risking a spike, and the sodium count is almost non-existent. The nutrition details are for 1/8 of a tin (1-oz serving) but the flavor is so intense, a small taste is enough to kick the most monster chocolate craving; I'd say my average serving (based on the last couple days, a taste each day) is 1/4 of an ounce, and it's enough, so the tin will last forever if just one person is nibbling at it. This stuff is just plain divine; it's real chocolate, and you can taste the difference, while being easy to portion control it out. Everyone we've shared with (sparingly, hah!) have stopped in their tracks and conversations to savor. It's nearly inspirational enough for an adult "moment," lol. It's definitely named appropriately. If not local, he sells it on his website; I'll admit I haven't looked too deep to see if shipping is charged on top. It's here: Guthrie's Sin In A Tin