Asher's Sugar Free Chocolate Candy Assortment - Kosher, Milk & Dark Chocolates (15 pieces, 8 oz.)

I'm diabetic but I can't get rid of the sweet tooth. Luckily these exist! What I was concerned about when buying them was that nowhere in the listing or in photos of the packaging did it tell you what kind of chocolates are in here. I'm not a huge fan of nuts and coconut in chocolate. I didn't want half a box that I wouldn't eat. But when I got them I was actually quite pleased that there are only 2 "turtles" with very small chopped nuts, and I kinda like them. There's also one coconut one, and the only other one I don't like is the black licorice flavor (I THINK that's what the flavor is). Other than that, I love them all. My favorites are the marshmallow and the raspberry jelly ones. Oh and the mocha one is out of this world! The chocolate and fillings are creamy and rich. They're so similar to the fancy ones you see around Christmas, that I can't have anymore. These are perfect and I believe they're available year round. I'll definitely keep buying these because they keep my sweet tooth satisfied with just one or two here and there, and I don't have to be concerned about my blood sugar. Win win and definitely worth the money. Both boxes I've gotten were in perfect condition, not melted, but I'm interested to see how they'll do if I buy them in the summer.

I would have never guessed that these chocolates were sugar free. They are quality made. I don’t usually like crème centers but I enjoyed these as they weren’t too sweet. Good selection of nuts and crèmes and caramels. I need to remember that sugar-free doesn’t mean it’s good for weight loss.

The taste of the chocolates isn’t too different from regular chocolates with sugar. The only thing I would add are a list the types of fillings that each type of chocolate has in the box. Overall not a bad product

These were actually really good sugar-free chocolates compared to the Russell Stover I've gotten in the past. These didn't actually even taste like sugar-free candies. That they tasted like regular chocolates. Would love to order again however at nearly 15 bucks it's not really worth it IMO. If they can get the price under 11 bucks I would probably order it again. Regardless these are great tasting chocolates, better than Russell Stover brand in my opinion. Other reviewers have complained their box came melted, etc. Might depend on the time of year. It's winter right now and mine came perfect fortunately.

So, I’ve been well acquainted with sugar free products over the years; I was diagnosed with PCOS in my 30s so I try to stay low carb and for the most part it works well. And yes, I’m also well aware of what happens if you eat too many things that are sugar free (especially maltitol) But every once in a while I still want something sweet and I really miss chocolates. Normally I can find Russell Stover or Whitmans sugar free and it scratches that itch and life goes on. I saw these and figured I’d give them a try since it looked like a nice variety. Not only did they taste absolutely foul, but the 2 pieces I tried gave me the same sort of result I would expect if I’d eaten multiple servings. Spouse tried one and didn’t get sick but there was also a quick sprint to the trash and I’m wishing I’d been that smart. I wondered if maybe I’d had food poisoning from something else and it just happened that the two pieces I’d tried were just two not to my tastes out of 15 pieces so I tried to be fair and tried a tiny bite from a couple other pieces…and no, they all taste stale at best and rotten at worst. Glad I tested this brand out with their smallest box is all I can say 😕 also, no map/description of what flavors they are so I have no idea what flavor they were supposed to be. I’m starting to think that was done on purpose…