On a Special Diet of Chocolates

In many minds, diets and chocolates just do not mix, period. After all, chocolates are full of calories, which is counterintuitive to the concept of a diet - a weight loss diet, that is. But did you know that there is a diet involving chocolate that purportedly makes for a skinnier, slimmer and sexier you? Yes, and it is called the Chocolate Diet. So, grab your chocolates now and still be skinny but do read up on this fad diet first.
But there are other diets aside from weight loss. You have the kosher diet, the vegan diet and the sugar-free diet. And chocolate being versatile, you can bet your bottom dollar - or your last piece of premium dark Belgian chocolate, for that matter - that there are chocolates that perfectly answer said diet plans.
Kosher
As anybody with Jewish blood flowing in his veins knows, kosher refers to the foods that conform to the strict rules of kashrut or the Jewish dietary laws. You may be lost in the subtleties and nuances of these laws so let's simplify it by putting forth the following criteria of what makes food not kosher:
Presence of ingredients found or derived from non-kosher animals or, even if it is a kosher animal, it was not slaughtered according to the right ways
Combinations of meat and milk as well as wine and grape juice that were manufactured without proper supervision
Use of products and produce from Israel that has not been tithed
Use of equipment previously used for non-kosher foods
But you need not worry about these Jewish dietary laws when it comes to kosher chocolates. Manufacturers have taken the necessary measures to ensure that their kosher-labeled foods are indeed, well, kosher. Just to name one example of such a manufacturer, the Mint Bark from Illinois Nut & Candy combines the smooth and creamy taste of chocolate with the light spiciness of mint.
Vegan
And then there are the vegans. Their diet usually consists of fruits and vegetables as well as meat substitutes like gluten, which is rooted in the belief that most meat products are bad for the health. Well, chocolates fall right into the category of vegan since it is made from the beans of the cacao plant. But to truly make it conform to vegan standards, vegan chocolates do not contain any animal products and their derivatives. This means no dairy, no whey and no casein.
Don't think that there is no flavor either, far from it. In fact, the flavors of pure chocolates are enhanced because of the simplicity of the ingredients - cocoa, cocoa butter, sugar, lecithin and maybe vanilla.
Sugar-Free
Of course, there are sugar-free chocolates, too. This time, the sugar is omitted from the list of ingredients with only the best cocoa solids, cocoa butter and other products in the mix. You will still get your chocolates but without the guilt. For many diabetics and other people who cannot have too much sugar for health purpose, this is good news indeed.
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