That's It created Vegan Dark Chocolate Truffles made with 100% organic dark chocolate crafted from 64% fair trade certified cacao. The plant-based truffles are available in unique varieties like Dark Chocolate Date, Dark Chocolate Fig, Dark Chocolate Banana and Dark Chocolate Raisin, which contain up to 33 calories.
Made with just four ingredients each, the simple indulgences are full of flavor and are packaged in pouches that convey the vibrancy of their unique flavors. Appealing to those who are looking for simple sweet snacks and guilt-free desserts, the vegan truffles are perfectly packaged for sharing or enjoying on one's own.
The decadent dark chocolate truffles join a variety of products from the brand, including fruit bars and mini fruit bars, plus probiotic bars.
Low-Calorie Vegan Truffles
That's It's Dark Chocolate Truffles are Made with Minimal Ingredients
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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