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My mom wants these for Christmas but I don't want to buy the first ones I find online because I won't know if they are any good or not. If anyone has a recommendation, I'd very much appreciate it.
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most every store has a fair selection of sugarless candy, my father is a diabetic so this is what we get him. I have bought at Walmart and Target, one brand was mentioned Russell Stover. They have boxed ones and also some in bags
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Russell Stover is good but Fannie May is even better (but more expensive)! Fannie May is having a sale through tomorrow (12-11) with 50% off boxed chocolates! Coupon code is 16505.
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Russell Stover is good but Fannie May is even better (but more expensive)! Fannie May is having a sale through tomorrow (12-11) with 50% off boxed chocolates! Coupon code is 16505.

hhmm .. shows no sugar added - not sugar free. Wish they would have the nutrition info on their website.

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hhmm .. shows no sugar added - not sugar free. Wish they would have the nutrition info on their website.

Call their customer service. I would think they get this question all the time.

 

They also have free shipping with a $30 purchase. Between the 50% off boxed chocolate and the free shipping code your Mom will be in chocolate heaven! :D

 

Use code 36000

Free shipping $30 purchase per address.

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Rite Aid has Russel Stover boxed chocolates Buy 1 Get 1 free and it ends today. At my store they are $8.99 a box regular price.

 

From their website.

Russell Stover Boxed Chocolate 8.25 - 12 oz. Selection may vary by store

price with wellness+ card

Price:Buy One, Get One Free!

On sale until 12/11/2010

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Is there a specific reason she wants sugar-free chocolates? The reason I am asking is because sugar free foods contain sugar alcohols which are really hard on the body to process. It actually takes longer to break them down which causes higher blood sugars later on for people with diabetes. If something has 8 grams of sugar alcohols about 4 grams of it will be broken down into carbohydrates. It could take 3-6 hours for it to process where as simple sugars break down instantly and are usually out of the system quickly.

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