Chocolate Bars / Sugar-Free Red Fire Chocolate Bar


The texture of the chocolate on the palate, the evolution of flavors in the mouth. In what order do they reveal themselves to you? Sweet cacao, fruity and acidic with spice rounding out the finish. Watch how the chili warms you after you have swallowed.
Consume within 6 months.
Net weight: 3oz.
GLUTEN-FREE product containing less than 20ppm of gluten.
Sugar-free Red Fire: Mexican ancho & chipotle chillies + Ceylon cinnamon + dark chocolate, 62% cacao
Safe for diabetics, this bar uses the sugar alternative maltitol.
Consume within 6 months.
Net weight: 3oz.
GLUTEN-FREE product containing less than 20ppm of gluten.
SKU: CB-SUG-RED
"There are no words to describe what came in the mail yesterday, delivered by a human being who had no idea he was lugging heavenly treasure. The abundant sensuality of each square, the scent redolent of furtive pleasure, the rich excitement of each bite and the lingering fire of chillies in the throat... To have waited so long for chocolate, and then to have it in its finest hour—it was all too much. The first taste of chocolate in over 20 years. Can you imagine? What a wonderful way to rejoin the living. A supreme achievement.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you."
–Dr. Herbert Plummer
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you."
–Dr. Herbert Plummer
"Though Stevia is not being used currently in chocolate there is hope for its arrival soon. Stevia is a 100% natural South American herb that has been used as a sweetener by the Guarani Indians of Paraguay for hundreds of years. The leaves of this small, green Stevia rebaudiana plant have a delicious and refreshing taste that can be 30 times sweeter than sugar.
The body does not metabolize the sweet glycosides from the stevia leaf or any of its processed forms—so there is no caloric intake. Stevia doesn't adversely affect blood glucose levels and may be used freely by diabetics.
Though not FDA approved as of yet, it is available in natural food stores, but I know that there will be hope for its arrival into chocolate very soon if I have my way with it."
–Katrina
The body does not metabolize the sweet glycosides from the stevia leaf or any of its processed forms—so there is no caloric intake. Stevia doesn't adversely affect blood glucose levels and may be used freely by diabetics.
Though not FDA approved as of yet, it is available in natural food stores, but I know that there will be hope for its arrival into chocolate very soon if I have my way with it."
–Katrina
Customer Reviews
Product Reviews:
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Sugar Free MAGIC
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| Being a sugar sensitive chocolate lover really limits what I'm able to explore (or rather indulge) in on a regular basis. Before I developed this sensitivity I found the regular Red Fire bar and was in love... then.. the Sugar Free one came into my life! I actually prefer this bar to its full-sugared brother and find that the balance of sweet and spice is perfect for hitting that specialty-loving taste button that sometimes pops up when I'm in the mood for a chocolate experience. I highly recommend this magic bar! A high quality taste adventure without the sugar of the regular bar. All that and no weird sugar-free chocolate taste! Bravo on the Sugar Free Red Fire Bar! |
| - Tara Richards |
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The best spicy chocolate I've had.
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| This bar works well. The cinnamon is a unique experience: Ceylon is a pleasant, unique taste among spices. The 62% chocolate works very well for this bar. Even though it's sugar-free, it has a great sweet element. In fact, I think the non-sugar sweeteners enhance its taste. While I'm not a fan of the chile's burn-in-the-throat, it didn't hinder my appreciation for this top-notch bar. |
| - Jonathan Gill |
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Great option
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| It is a bit on the 'hot' side but it is perfect for diabetics. It does not spike my BG to the extreme! It has perfect consistency. |
| - Aline |
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Good, not great...malitol?
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| I'm surprised Vosges would use malitol, which causes GI disturbances to put it kindly, in their sugar-free chocolate bars. Erythritol or even xylitol would be much better and safer. That aside, this chocolate bar is still very good. The texture and cocoa saturation are both near perfect. I couldn't taste the chile or cinnamon but I eat spicy food almost every day, so perhaps my spice radar is a bit "off." |
| - Guin |
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