Calories in Chocolate Candy
- (M&M) Plain Chocolate Candies
- Cocoa, Dry Powder, Unsweetened
- (Cadbury's) Creme Egg
- (Reese's) Pieces Candy
- (Quixtar) Reese's 100 Calorie Snacksters
- (Hershey's) European Style Cocoa - dry powder unsweetened
- (Reese's) Peanut Butter Cups
- (Hershey's) Hugs Chocolates - Kisses
- Cocoa, Dry Powder, Unsweetened, Processed - With Alkali
- (M&M) Peanut
- (Walmart) Fine Hazelnut Chocolates - Ferrero Rocher
- (Hershey's) Natural Cocoa
- (Navitas Naturals) Organic Raw Cacao Nibs
- (Sorbee) Chocolate Truffles Chocolates
- (Godiva) Chocolate Truffles
- (M&M) Peanut Butter
- Candies, Semisweet Chocolate
- Baking Chocolate, Unsweetened, Squares
- Crunchie - Cadbury's
- (Nestle) Quality Street Chocolates
- (Ghirardelli Chocolate) Dark Chocolate Squares with Raspberry Filling - Ghirardelli Chocolate
- (Brach's) Mint Patties - Chocolate Candy
- (Navitas Naturals) Organic Raw Cacao Powder
- (Hershey's) Chocolate Candy - 1 Gram Sugar Carb
- (Thorntons) Chocolate - Rocher
- (Ferrero) Chocolate - Kinder Surprise
- (Hershey's) Special Dark Dutch Processed Cocoa
- (Lindt) Lindor Truffle Balls, Hazelnut
- (Hershey's) Filled with Peanut Butter - Kisses
- (Meijer) Hersheys Unsweetened Cocoa
- (See's Candies) Creams
- (Ferrero) Rocher Fine Hazelnut Chocolates
- (Hershey's) Cherry Cordial - Kisses
- (Aero) Mousse Chocolate
- (Sun-Maid) Chocolate Yogurt Raisins
- (Ritter Sport) Chocolate Plain with Hazelnuts
- (Brach's) Rich & Dreamy Assorted Cremes - Chocolate Candy
- (Toll House) Cocoa - Baking Ingredients
- (Dagoba Organic Chocolate) Cacao Powder
- (Hershey's) Cocoa - Unsweetened
- (Baker's Chocolate & Coconut) Baking Chocolate Semi Sweet
- (Melissa's) Chocolate Covered Espresso Beans - Miscellaneous
- (Dagoba Organic Chocolate) Chocolate Covered Coffee Beans
- (Hershey's) Filled with Dulce de Leche - Kisses
- (Lindt) Lindor Truffle Balls, Peanut Butter
- (Walmart) Peanut Chocolate - M&M's
- Candies, Sweet Chocolate
- (M&M) Coconut M&Ms
- (Nestle) Blue Riband, Double Choc
- (Cadbury's) Boost
- (Beaners Gourmet Coffee) Chocolate Espresso Beans
- (Green & Black's) Organic Fairtrade Cocoa Powder - Home Use & Drinks
- (Russell Stover) Assorted Chocolates - Russell Stover
- (Thorntons) Chocolates - Continental, Belgian
- (Kinder) Chocolate
- (Asda) Milk Chocolate Buttons
- (M&M) Minis Mix
- (Ghirardelli Chocolate) Chocolate - Bittersweet
- (Wegmans) M&M Peanut Candies
- (Wegmans) Hershey Kisses/Silver
- (M&M) Chocolate Candies - Peanut, Fun Size
- (Whitman's) Sampler
- (Pot of Gold) Chocolate Assortment Boxed Chocolate
- (Russell Stover) Milk Assortment Heart Box
- Options* - Wicked White Chocolate
- (Cadbury's) Roast Almond - CADBURY chocolates
- (Lindt) Excellence, Extra Creamy
- (M&M) Minis
- (Maltesers) Chocolate with Crisp, Light Honeycombed Centers
- (M&M) Chocolate Candies - Milk Chocolate, Peanut
- (Green & Black's) Cocoa Powder - Organic
- (York) Pieces
- (Ghirardelli Chocolate) Natural Unsweetened Cocoa
- (M&M) M&Ms w/Almond
- (Trader Joe's) Peanut Butter Cups
Is Chocolate Candy Bad For You?
Walking into a grocery store reveals the vast number of chocolate candy options available. There are chocolate bars, chocolate-covered wafers, chocolate balls, milk-chocolate with added nuts and raisins, and so much more! It is alright to enjoy these delicious treats once in a while, in moderation, since there are some health benefits associated with chocolate. For example, the flavonoids in them help protect your body against cancer and various diseases, and studies have shown that chocolate can help lower blood pressure. Despite this, chocolate candy is high in calories and overindulging can lead to several problems, such as a larger waistline, tooth decay, and more, due to all the sugar. Dark chocolate candy is generally healthier than milk chocolate, but should still be enjoyed in moderation.
Healthy Alternatives to Chocolate Candy
Everyone gets those cravings that they need to somehow satisfy. If a small portion of chocolate candy once in a while does not help satisfy those chocolate cravings, there are several alternatives. Low calorie chocolate candy, which usually contains less sugar, can be an option, but it still needs to be enjoyed in moderation. Beware that often 'diet' chocolate candy will add trans fats or artificial sweeteners to their products so check for those on the food label. Choosing raw, unprocessed dark chocolate may be your best bet.
