BarkThins Dark Chocolate Coconut with Almonds

May 22, 2020

I have to be honest. Staying at home during the corona virus pandemic is leading to weight gain! Seems that “snacking” has become a new hobby of mine. I try to snack in the best way possible, if that’s possible.

I’ve been creating my own snacks by making healthier substitutions in the traditional recipes.  I counter balance with exercise (I love getting out for a bicycle ride) and I eat nutritious, healthy meals. Yet, there’s something so attractive about reaching for a ready-made, crunchy, sweet and salty something that takes over my rational mind.

Today I’m snacking on BarkThins Dark Chocolate Coconut with Almonds. It says “snacking chocolate” right on the package so I take it as a sign that it’s the right thing to do today!

The bark is sweet, salty and crunchy - perfect for satisfying my craving. As the name implies, the pieces are small and thin, like bark from a tree. I assume it was designed that way as a kindness to keep me from eating too many at a time. Encouraging me to pace myself and practice portion control. Oh come on, like that’s going to happen!

I really like of the flavor combination of chocolate and coconut. When I was a kid, my mom would buy a Mounds bar and share it with me. A bit older, I would eat all the chocolate covered coconut creams in the box of Whitman’s Sampler at Christmas. Ah, the sweet tooth of a youngster. I don’t enjoy those super sweet confections anymore. Fast forward to adulthood, and I would much rather eat these BarkThins instead. Oh, I would also eat a Theo 70% dark chocolate coconut bar in a heartbeat!

The BarkThins Dark Chocolate Coconut with Almonds snacking chocolate is gone in a flash. Not sure there’s anything left for my quarantine partner. Maybe he won’t even notice? Oh come on, like that’s going to happen!

You can find BarkThins Dark Chocolate Coconut with Almonds at this link to Amazon.

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