Quick Answer

Yes, That’s It Organic Dark Chocolate Coconut Date Truffles are a healthier alternative to typical candy bars—but not because they’re low in sugar. They’re made with only 5 real ingredients, are vegan and dairy-free, and skip the artificial additives found in many candy bars, making them a cleaner choice for a sweet treat.

What Makes a Candy Bar Unhealthy?

Most candy bars are built on refined sugars, corn syrup, artificial flavors, and preservatives. They deliver a quick sugar spike followed by a crash, and they rarely offer any nutritional value beyond empty calories.

That’s It truffles take a different approach. The ingredient list is simply organic dates, organic coconut, dark chocolate, and a couple of other real foods—no artificial anything. That doesn’t make them a health food, but it does make them a more honest indulgence.

The Sugar Question: Dates vs. Refined Sugar

Dates are naturally sweet, and they bring fiber and minerals along with their sugar. When you eat a date-based truffle, you’re getting sweetness from whole fruit, not from high-fructose corn syrup or processed white sugar.

That said, the sugar content is still real. The advantage is that the sugar comes packaged with the nutrients and fiber of the dates, which can help slow absorption compared to a candy bar’s refined sugar. So the truffle is a better choice, but it’s not a free pass.

Portion Control and the 20 oz Bag

One practical challenge: the 20 oz resealable bag is designed for sharing and gifting, not for eating in one sitting. If you’re using these truffles as a candy bar replacement, be mindful of portion size.

The resealable bag makes it easy to store leftovers and enjoy a truffle or two when a craving hits. That’s a real advantage over a single-serving candy bar that’s gone in two minutes—you can make the treat last longer and stay in control.

Verdicts on Common Claims

  • Claim: Truffles are healthier than candy bars: Verdict: True, with caveats. They contain real ingredients and no artificial additives, but they still contain sugar from dates and chocolate. They’re a better choice, not a free pass. Enjoy them as an occasional treat, not a daily staple.
  • Claim: Dates make them a clean ingredient snack: Verdict: True. The ingredient list is short and recognizable—organic dates, organic coconut, and dark chocolate. No artificial flavors or preservatives. Check the label for yourself; it’s refreshingly simple.
  • Claim: They’re suitable for vegan and dairy-free diets: Verdict: True. The product is explicitly vegan and dairy-free, so it fits those dietary needs. Safe for most plant-based eaters.

Product Facts

  • Organic Dark Chocolate Coconut Date Truffles (20 oz): Made with only 5 real ingredients, blending organic dates and organic coconut with rich dark chocolate. Fewer ingredients usually means fewer additives. When you’re swapping candy for a truffle, a short, recognizable list is a sign you’re getting a cleaner product.
  • Organic Dark Chocolate Coconut Date Truffles (20 oz): Each truffle is vegan and dairy-free. If you avoid dairy or animal products, this truffle fits your diet—unlike many milk-chocolate candy bars that contain dairy and may not be vegan.
  • Organic Dark Chocolate Coconut Date Truffles (20 oz): This 20 oz resealable bag is perfect for sharing, gifting, or creating your own dessert spread. The large format encourages portioning. You can enjoy a small treat without committing to a full candy bar, and the resealable bag keeps them fresh for later.