Nutrition and Calorie Info of Products by Endangered Species Chocolate

Dark Chocolate with Hazelnut ToffeeEndangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 170 | Protein: 2.00 g | Fats: 11.00 g | Carbs: 14.00 g

Dark Chocolate with Peppermint CrunchEndangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 220 | Protein: 3.00 g | Fats: 18.00 g | Carbs: 20.00 g

Dark Chocolate with RaspberriesEndangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 210 | Protein: 3.00 g | Fats: 17.00 g | Carbs: 21.00 g

Dark Chocolate with Raspberries (28g)Endangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 160 | Protein: 2.00 g | Fats: 11.00 g | Carbs: 15.00 g

Extreme Dark Chocolate 88%Endangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 210 | Protein: 4.00 g | Fats: 20.00 g | Carbs: 17.00 g

Milk ChocolateEndangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 220 | Protein: 4.00 g | Fats: 17.00 g | Carbs: 20.00 g

Milk Chocolate with AlmondsEndangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 230 | Protein: 5.00 g | Fats: 17.00 g | Carbs: 19.00 g

Milk Chocolate with CherriesEndangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 220 | Protein: 4.00 g | Fats: 16.00 g | Carbs: 21.00 g

Natural Dark Chocolate 72% CocoaEndangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 170 | Protein: 2.00 g | Fats: 11.00 g | Carbs: 14.00 g

Natural Dark Chocolate with Caramel & Sea Salt (60% Cocoa)Endangered Species Chocolate

Calories: 230 | Protein: 2.00 g | Fats: 14.00 g | Carbs: 24.00 g

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Per 1 serving

320 kcal14.0 g protein12.0 g fat40.0 g carbs

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