>Thanks for any information (on chocolate)! Dianne, Be prepared. I'm at risk for tongue-lashings, as are you, most likely, for asking a chocolate question. But what the hell; life's short and yes, I occasionally enjoy some cocoa. Cocoa powder and baker's chocolate are both low in carbs. I rarely, if ever, use baker's chocolate. I do, however, keep cocoa powder on hand. I use it every now and then in coco-milk shakes; coco milk, an egg or two, cocoa and stevia. It helps me keep my sanity. I find that stevia and cocoa work oh, so well together and taste, to me, like the real deal with virtually no carbs. Allow me to say something in cocoa's defense. More than once, I've seen list messages that recommend using carob, instead. Carob is a member of the legume family. What makes this better than cocoa beans has often left me wondering, as most of us avoid legumes. That and comparing cocoa to carob is like comparing apples to bricks; carob doesn't even come CLOSE to cocoa in the flavor department. Is cocoa paleo? No. But neither is toilet paper or the computer I'm typing on. I figure if I've given up at least half of what I used to eat, a teaspoon of cocoa powder (with NO sugar) every now and then is just fine. Others, however, will disagree. In the end, it's up to you. Dori Zook Denver, CO _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com