Nestle Cocoa Mix No Sugar Added 30 Count 0.28oz Packets 3 Pack (30 Count)

It says no added sugar so I thought it is unsweetened. However, it tasted so sweet with an after taste. I then discovered it contained artificial sweetener “sucralose” It is horrible Should be clearly mentioned Never going to buy again

Sugar-free and the taste is creamy country, hot chocolate. I am so glad I found this wonderful product at Amazon. I am totally satisfied with the taste of being homemade. I’m sure I will be buying this again. I have tried mixing it with water or milk and both are good.

I discovered Nestle Hot Chocolate (no sugar / fat free) when I could not find Diet Swiss Mix in the stores BUT Nestle's is by far the Best!! First, it has 5 grams total Carbs (4 Net Carbs) with 1 gram of fiber versus Swiss Mix that has 6 grams of total carbs and 5 net carbs (1 gram of fiber). Second, the Nestle Hot Chocolate mixes and dissolves better in the hot water than the other brand. Nestle's taste better too with a smooth and rich chocolate taste. For me, the hardest part of lifting heavy weights and eating low carbs is giving up deserts. Well, I have found I am still able to build lean muscle mass and lose weight (fat) by indulging in a daily cup of this Nestle Hot Chocolate. By itself, it has 4 Net Carbs and with 1 TBSP of Heavy Whipped Cream, it has 5 Net Carbs. Not bad and still has a great taste and satisfies my sweet tooth without killing the diet or work out routine. One package has only 25 calories too. One packet will make an 8 oz cup and its very good. If you like yours thicker, try 6 oz., but either way it is sure to please. (I can't tell the difference in sweetness or richness of this version versus the regular, so rest assured, you are getting that longed for rich taste without all the carbs and calories.

Tastes great and is fat free and sugar free. Low calorie but tastes great.

It's December and I've been drinking hot cocoa most nights for the last couple of weeks. I bought these as a better alternative to regular hot cocoa because I didn't love that I was consuming 27g sugar per cup. In general I try to stay mindful of my sugar intake because diabetes runs in my family. I'm also trying to lose weight. I didn't have super high expectations for this but I was pleasantly surprised! It just tastes like hot cocoa. I don't detect any weird aftertaste either. I followed the instructions and mixed it with 6oz hot water which worked out pretty well. I'll probably use hot milk sometimes if I wanted a richer cup, or maybe add in a little heavy cream. It didn't need anything else, but I added a pump of Jordan's Skinny Syrup (Toasted Marshmallow flavor) which made it even better. I think switching to this sugar-free hot cocoa is a no-brainer that will keep me aligned with my health goals.