Everything in moderation, that’s our motto. A chocolate treat up to 200 calories is no big deal as long as you’re careful what you eat the rest of the day. Here are our favourite milk, white and dark chocolate treats under 200 calories for you to choose from…
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Cadbury’s tasty new offering is this lovely little oaty number. The Oat Crunch square is the perfect mid-morning snack at 150 calories.
This chocolate treat is exactly what is says on the packet – a tasty little number! The 100 calorie biscuit bar comes in milk, white and dark chocolate so we’re spoilt for choice.
Gluten and dairy free, Nakd bars are a yummy option if you’re following a ‘free from’ diet. One moreish cocoa orange bar is 145 calories.
Can’t resist some deliciously creamy Milka chocolate? The good news is you can enjoy a quarter of the Alpine Milk Chocolate bar for 132 calories.
P-p-p-pick up a Penguin! They’re just 106 calories per biscuit…and don’t forget the all-important joke on the back.
If you can’t get enough of the creamy classic bar, we’ve got some good news. Dairy Milk Little Bars are the perfect snack size and are 111 calories each.
MaltEaster bunnies are too good to miss. The mini versions may be smaller but at 62 calories each, you can afford to have a few more!
If you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit join our club! Well yes, we do like a lot of chocolate on our biscuits, and the good news is an Orange Club (and the mint ones too) are 116 cals each.
It seems rude to not enjoy a Creme Egg whilst they’re around. Get your fondant-filled egg fix for 185 calories.
Enjoy a Maryland Gooeys snack pack on the go, as the quick choc fix comes in at 152 calories per bar.
This Easter, don’t miss out on a Cadbury Egg’n’Spoon at 197 cals per egg. The mousse centre is irresistible!
If you used to love Kinder Eggs when you were younger, make sure you try their mini eggs – seven eggs equals 200 calories.
Pick up a pack of Freddos the next time you’re out shopping – the individually wrapped chocolates are 95 calories each.
Munch one of these Rice Krispies Squares on the go – one of the Totally Chocolately bars comes in at 156 calories.
Can’t choose between milk or white chocolate? Vice Versas have the best of both worlds and you can enjoy seven of the sweet treats for 98 calories.
Can’t get enough of Cadbury’s Mini Eggs? Then give in to your craving – a tube of the sweet treats comes in at 195 calories.
Caramel isn’t a no no if you’re trying to be good. A Curly Wurly bar contains just 115 calories – perfect!
If you’re a white chocolate fan pick up a bag of Milky Bar mini eggs – 13 eggs come in at just under 200 calories.
If you go mad for Turkish Delight, the good news is at 185 calories a bar, you can give in to your craving.
Instead of a bar of Mint Aero, swap it for these tasty Aero bubbles – one bag comes in at 198 calories.
These bite size Cadbury’s Caramel pieces are almost too good to share. There’s 195 calories per bag.
A milk chocolate treat with a hidden white chocolate centre, a quarter of a Bubbly bar equals 135 calories.
Crunch bars have been a firm favourite for years, and at 168 calories for the milk or white chocolate versions, we can see why!
Swap a bar of Galaxy for a bag of Galaxy Bites – still delicious and better for you at 197 calories.
Chocolate, water and a milk-cream filling – Milky Way Crispy Rolls only contain 128 calories and are perfect for any chocoholic.
Giant Toblerones are tempting at Christmas, but you can still treat yourself if you’re trying to be good with this smaller bar at 184 calories – hurrah!
Swap a traditional chocolate hollow egg for one of these tasty Galaxy eggs at 185 calories. It’s packed full of caramel too – yum!
