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Sugar Free Chocolate Advent Calendar

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TeaOneSugar · 09/10/2011 19:13

Has anyone see one anywhere?

I've just had a trawl through google and couldn't come up with anything.

It's for DH, I've got a Thorntons one for DD with her name iced on the christmas day chocolate, and was thinking I might have one as well, (I'm doing SW so will have to syn it), anyway then I thought that seems a bit rough on DH.

I could just get him some sugar free chocolates or a sugar free chocolate santa made (we have a good chocolate shop nearby that make things to order), but I thought a calendar would be nicer.

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DrSeuss · 09/10/2011 19:31

How about one of those calendars with pockets that you can fill yourself/

gillybean2 · 09/10/2011 19:55

Dairy free one here www.ethicalsuperstore.com/products/moo-free/dairy-free-milk-chocolate-advent-calendar---120g/

Sugar free chocolate in one of these for DH perhaps? You can get different kinds to fill yourself from lots of places, eg this make it yourself one.

Will keep looking for a proper sugar free one for you. There must be one somewhere...!

gillybean2 · 09/10/2011 20:04

Hmm, do you want sugar free for him because he's diabetic? If so this may be useful www.hotelchocolat.co.uk/diabetic-chocolate-CHCODIABETIC/

TeaOneSugar · 09/10/2011 20:45

Yes, he is diabetic, and I don't generally buy anything "special" for him except if I'm getting a box of chocolates and sometimes reduced sugar jam.

He will have normal chocolate if it's a one off, but I was thinking that an advent calendar means chocolate everyday so sugar free might be better.

I think maybe I'll just buy him something in a festive novelty, but you'd think someone would make them for children.

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SpottyTeacakes · 10/10/2011 10:54

I'm diabetic and it is better to have dark chocolate (high cocoa %) rather than 'sugar free chocolate' because it is really fattening and bad for you. As long as he eats it with a meal then it will be fine :) A lot yummier IMO too

naughty24angel · 13/11/2011 07:24

Hi,

I managed to get an Advent Calender at my local Tesco's

It is free from dairy, gluten, wheat and egg :)

naughty24angel · 13/11/2011 07:25

But sadly not sugar free :(

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