What's the difference between Swiss Miss Hot Cocoa-no sugar added and Swiss Miss Hot chocolate-no sugar added?
11180
I don't know exactly what the difference is, but I have tried both and like the Hot Cocoa best. Not that the Hot Chocolate is bad, it just tastes sweeter to me. I seem to recall the last time I ordered a 6 pack that the Hot Chocolate was a bit more per serving since it isn't offered in the cannisters. Also I take advantage of the 'bulk' package to adjust the amount I use per cup and I wind up using a fair amount less than the packages thus getting even more for my money. Hope this helps.
11181
There is no difference. It's regional, like cola and soda. Same thing, different name.
11182
Not sure, Denise. The canister always seemed a better deal. Have you tried Nestle's No-Added Sugar? It seems a bit more full and creamy.
11183
I think they taste the same. Checking the calories content sometimes helps, because the `diet version' of Swiss Miss isn't great.Always buy the canister for value!
11184
The difference is in the calorie count if you decide to choose between the diet and the NSA types. The NSA has 60 calories vs. 25 in the diet.
11185
There's 2g sugar in the Diet Hot Cocoa Mix and 24 calories, 7g sugar and 60 calories in the No Sugar Added Hot Cocoa Mix, and 9g sugar and 90 calories in the Milk Chocolate Hot Cocoa Mix Also make it with 2% or 1% milk it makes a big difference than using just water as far as taste goes but calories and carbs come into play.
685733
They do not have any added sugar. They do contain pits that are easily removed.
571470
They just mean that they do not add any sugars, corn syrups, artificial sweeteners, flavors or preservatives. It is all natural sweeteners that come from the ingredients. Nothing additional. Here is a link http://smartypantsvitamins.com/kids-fiber-complete-with-no-sugar-added/
1045274
I buy the regular hot chocolate not the diet which does have artificial sweetners. The other respondents have listed the ingrediants. You can check the other varieties in the supermarket.
329148
For the "Sensible Sweets/No Sugar Added" variety, 2.8 mg per serving per USDA data, found here: http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/beverages/3891/2Another source says 99.9% caffeine-free: http://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=376599&s;toreId=10052&langId;=-1
44358
I've bought both in the triple chocolate shake flavor and they taste exactly the same. The nutritional info was the same. Possibly the same manufacturer, different labels? Much to my surprise, it tastes good.
1847853
There is none. The product has cocoa butter and zinc oxide in each one. You may be thinking of another product .
1074843
When I ordered: I purchased the one that was "without sugar crust" and it arrived as Dark Chocolate. (I LOVE Dark Chocolate.)
1864100
I don't know, but they are the same type of dehydrated marshmallows one finds in instant cocoa packages. The company does not provide an ingredients list with the delivery of the marshmallows.
1506870
The 6 gm of sugar in the cacao powder is natural sugar, it comes from the bean itself.There is no added sugar. This is unsweetened cocoa powder.
331929
The label for Chocolate Raspberry Cocoa does not list any caffeine content. However, it's important to note that all real cocoa naturally contains a small amount of caffeine. According to the FAQs on the company website for Stephen's Cocoa in general, "An 8-oz. serving of Stephen's Gourmet Hot Cocoa contains around 1 mg of caffeine. By comparison, an 8-oz. serving of regular coffee contains between 115 mg to 200 mg of caffeine, and 8 oz. of decaffeinated coffee contains anywhere between 2 to 4 mg." Based on this, it seems to me that 1 mg is so miniscule that it isn't worth considering unless someone is ultra, ultra sensitive. The label for Chocolate Raspberry Cocoa does not list any caffeine content. However, it's important to note that all real cocoa naturally contains a small amount of caffeine. According to the FAQs on the company website for Stephen's Cocoa in general, "An 8-oz. serving of Stephen's Gourmet Hot Cocoa contains around 1 mg of caffeine. By comparison, an 8-oz. serving of regular coffee contains between 115 mg to 200 mg of caffeine, and 8 oz. of decaffeinated coffee contains anywhere between 2 to 4 mg." Based on this, it seems to me that 1 mg is so miniscule that it isn't worth... » Read More The label for Chocolate Raspberry Cocoa does not list any caffeine content. However, it's important to note that all real cocoa naturally contains a small amount of caffeine. According to the FAQs on the company website for Stephen's Cocoa in general, "An 8-oz. serving of Stephen's Gourmet Hot Cocoa contains around 1 mg of caffeine. By comparison, an 8-oz. serving of regular coffee contains between 115 mg to 200 mg of caffeine, and 8 oz. of decaffeinated coffee contains anywhere between 2 to 4 mg." Based on this, it seems to me that 1 mg is so miniscule that it isn't worth considering unless someone is ultra, ultra sensitive. « Show Less
1057731
what is the difference between Duncan Hines Swiss Chocolate cake mix and Duncan Hines Super Moist Swiss Chocolate Cake Mix?
374375
Yes. It looks like hot cocoa mix only lighter in color. It also has a scoop inside the canister. It is latte and I've been purchasing it for years. Enjoy! Robin
958004
Somewhat and not sweet lke chocolate syrup. I put 1heaping tbsp in a 16 oz coffee mug; 3/4 hot water, 1/4 almond milk; 2 tsp agave - and it takes great - less sugars and calories than regular hot chocolate. Has fiber too!!
2275199
Nothing that I've noticed.This is rich with flavor and a real quality cocoa powder.
933953
The unsweetened dark chocolate one that I had, has no sugar or artificial sweeteners. I don't know about the company's other variables.
1433524
If you are used to using straight cocoa powder this will seem like a medium sweet. Not total sugar but you will taste the difference. It depends on the application. Great for Hot Cocoa and dusting desserts made with lower % chocolate that is more bitter. I really like this product.