Unreal Candy - a healthier junk food alternative?

[nogutsnoglory]

I might have a digestive system that hates me but I have a sweet tooth that won't let up. I was excited to discover Unreal Candy at Target and seen it at other stores too. They make a more natural albeit DELICIOUS version of M & M's and peanut butter cups and candy bars. They don't use artificial flavors, hydrogenated oils, corn syrup, preservatives or GMO's.

The dairy in the product is from free-range pastured cows but not listed as organic. There is also cane sugar in it but all in all it seems like a pretty good option. The only thing is the fiber content is a bit high and I am not sure why. What are your thoughts?

I have no ties whatsoever to this company but I do find it yummy so here is the link if you are interested http://getunreal.com/

 

[ThanksP]

I saw it today and was curious if it was any good. I might have to pick some up next time I'm there.

 

[hugh]

Hmmmmm,
candy or health?
Hmmmmmmm

 

[nogutsnoglory]

I wouldn't make it a habit but I think it's an ok snack as part of a healthy lifestyle.

 

[Ya noy]

Wow! Looks pretty good. Wish I had known before I went to Target today. Would have picked some up, at least to try out.

 

[nogutsnoglory]

I think it's in a bunch of other stores too. I hope it's at my drug store since I want more but don't wanna make another trip to target.

 

[Ya noy]

So far I've seen it at Target and CVS drugstores. I tried some of the M&M type, and it's pretty good

 

[nogutsnoglory]

I got it at CVS I'm hooked and I need to gain weight so I don't feel bad pigging out.

 

[hlmurray99]

Love unreal candy. I certainly wouldn't classify as health food, but I think it's an awesome alternative to traditional candy. I bought some before Halloween as an alternative to the dye-filled candy my son got trick or treating cause he can't eat dye