Have you ever had one of those days? You know the ones, they push you to the edge of your rope and then want you to go further? Today was like that for me. My blender leaked my thick smoothie all over the counter right when I needed to run out the door, I went running and my son locked my keys in the van, ugh, the day seemed like it was never going to end. I finally put the kids to bed and what am I craving? Chocolate. Luscious, smooth, divine chocolate. It never lets me down and always seems to help take the stress away. That is why I was thrilled to be able to whip out the new Skinny Cow Divine Filled Chocolates and melt away stress without blasting away my diet.

{Skinny Cow Divine Filled Chocolates}
I know you have all probably heard of the Skinny Cow ice cream treats, but did you know that Skinny Cow now makes chocolates? Divine Filled Chocolates in peanut butter and caramel at that! They are only 130 calories per pack and come with three large pieces of chocolate each! So much better than a small fun sized candy bar with about the same amount of calories and so smooth.

{What Do I Think?}



I have tried the Skinny Cow Divine Filled Chocolates in both peanut butter and caramel and they are both equally good. When I say this is good chocolate, you can take my word for it. It just melts away in your mouth and the soft filled centers just keep on giving the love. Nothing melts my stress away faster than a good piece of chocolate. However, since I have been trying to lose weight, I needed a treat that wasn't going to undo the hard work I put in all day. With only 130 calories, the packs are large enough to satisfy my cravings without making me remorseful for having eaten them.

{Buy It}

You can purchase Skinny Cow Divine Filled Chocolates at your local grocery stores in the candy aisle.

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I wrote this post while participating in a blog tour conducted by Burst Media. I have been compensated for my time commitment to the program, but my opinions are my own.