If it doesn't have a nutritional label is it 'free'?



I've been eating little pieces of this lately, a very pure chocolate, no additional cocoa butter, just a little cane sugar, so it's more like a pressed cocoa powder which would be about 100 calories/25g rather than a chocolate bar, 150-180 calories/25g. Regardless, I haven't been logging it.

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