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Alternative to Ghiradellis White Chocolate Powder

I was trying to find alternatives to the white chocolate powder I used to use...oh my goodness the Ghiradellis has 28 grams of carbs in 3 tablespoons and I can only imagine that there was probably more put in my coffees at the espresso stand...that's ALOT!

I was browsing online and found a small company in Montana called 5sparrows has a white chocolate powder made with stevia and xylitol...it has 7 grams of carbs and all you need is a tablespoon (1 serving size).

It tastes amazing! No weird aftertaste.

http://www.5sparrowsbrand.com/zero-sugar-house-white-chocolate-10-oz/

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Their other sugar free products look good too. Keep in mind that xylitol is poisonous to dogs.

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Their other sugar free products look good too. Keep in mind that xylitol is poisonous to dogs.

I don't feed coffee to dogs lol...are you saying that it could be poisonous to me?

The xylitol used as a sugar substitute is poison to dogs, but no problem to humans as far as I know. Its the sugar sub used in sugar free gum as well.

I'm not sure I want coffee without the caffeine and I'm told it causes ulcers do no caffeine after surgery:(

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