Lose Weight Candy

Candy is probably the last food you'd expect you could be enjoying when you're trying to lose weight. But we're all about enjoying everything in moderation, and that includes your favorite sweet treat. Fortunately, there are some healthier alternatives out there to get your candy fix while sticking to goals. After all, it's just candies—not kryptonite. We tracked down an option for every craving, so you'll never have to make snap decisions at the checkout line again. The bonus is that most of these chocolates and gummies are available in Fun Size packs so you can keep your noshing to a minimum.

1 bag (32g): 150 calories, 4.5 g fat (3 g sat fat), 120 mg sodium, 24 g carbs, 1 g fiber, 17 g sugar, 2 g protein

This diet-friendly spin on M&Ms replaces the chocolate core with pretzel to lessen the sugar and fat content. The salty and sweet combo in one satisfying crunch can be addictive, so be sure to stick to one serving. Enjoy them with a cup of one of these Teas That Stop Snacking to keep your cravings in check.

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1 pattie (43 g): 165 calories, 3 g fat (2 g sat fat), 12 mg sodium, 35 g carbs, 1 g fiber, 22 g sugar, 1 g protein6254a4d1642c605c54bf1cab17d50f1e

If mint chocolate is your kryptonite, go for York miniature chocolates. You can enjoy three of these minty fresh treats for about the same calories in an entire patty. The difference is that unwrapping each candy will help you savor each bite more and feel satisfied. Fun fact: Mint has been shown to be a natural appetite suppressant — the scent can quell cravings. Peppermint has also been shown to aid digestion.

10 pieces: 13 calories, 0 g fat (0 g sat fat), 5 mg sodium, 30 g carbs, 0 g fiber, 25 g sugar, 2 g protein

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For something chewy and fruity, these brightly colored gummy rings are the perfect pick. At just 13 calories for 10 pieces, your cravings for raspberry, lemon, green apple, and watermelon will be met.

1 bar (43 g): 201 calories, 8 g fat (5 g sat fat), 87 mg sodium, 31 g carbs, 0 g fiber, 22 g sugar, 1 g protein

This Eat This, Not That! Hall of Famer beats out other chocolate bars by 80 or more calories. For a smaller snack, try the Fun Size. Each mini bar is just 95 calories and four grams of fat. And check out the 51 Best and Worst Halloween Candies — Ranked!

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1 bar (42 g): 218 calories, 11 g fat (8 g sat fat), 23 mg sodium, 27 g carbs, 0 g fiber, 20 g sugar, 3 g protein

As their slogan says, Everybody needs a break with a Kit Kat Bar, and this chocolaty and crispy candy is a nice reward. Kit Kat's light wafer core saves you calories and fat over denser bars that pack caramel, peanut butter, mousse, and nuts.

1 bar (42 g): 210 calories, 11 g fat (5 g sat fat), 160 mg sodium, 26 g carbs, 18 g sugar, 4 g protein

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Made with creamy and crunchy combo of chocolate, caramel, peanut butter, pretzel, and peanuts, Hershey's Take 5 is the ultimate candy bar at just 210 calories. Granted the peanut butter in this bar is most likely processed, it also has some healthy fats and protein, so you're more likely to feel satisfied after eating this candy bar than one that doesn't include it.

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In short, deprivation diets don't work! That's because instead of making sustainable changes to your meal prepping, grocery shopping, and snacking habits, most people cut out certain foods entirely and that's just not something that works in the long-run.

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What's been proven to be much more effective to losing weight and keeping it off is enjoying what you love (in moderation) and making smarter and healthier choices elsewhere.

Since losing weight is the number one New Year's Resolution, we've come up with some tips for you that will help you lose weight without missing out on what you love. And yes, this means you can still eat your candy and slim down too!

Sugar has a much deeper effect on the human body than you may think. Sugar actually alters your brain chemistry similarly to cocaine! Too much sugar also triggers mood swings, headaches, and weight gain. However, you can cut down on high fructose corn syrup and eliminate a lot of this addictive substance by choosing sugar-free foods and drinks.

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Sugar-free substitutes are something you should still watch out for-as they contain chemicals that are also detrimental to your health-but opting for foods that are naturally sweet or enjoying sugar-free foods every now and again are great tactics to cutting down on calories and your waistline. Get started by throwing out your sugar-stash and bringing home sugar-free candies that will keep you on track to achieving your weight loss goals.

The media and health groups have somewhat demonized sweets. However, certain sweets have a lot of added health benefits your body needs to function optimally.

Dark chocolate is one of those ingredients (when it contains little sugar and high percentages of cacao) that is full of antioxidants and heart-disease-fighting properties. And since chocolate is so versatile, you can easily enjoy it on its own, meted into almond milk for a healthy and protein-rich treat, or with this recipe for chocolate coated sunflower seed clusters.

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Being full isn't a diet-fail. It actually helps you from going on a calorie-infused binge. Snacking often throughout the day to control hunger can really help you stick to your diet, keep your metabolism working, and prevent your blood sugar from crashing (which leads to bad moods and feeling sick).

Another way to stay full healthily is to eat chickpeas, spinach, sauerkraut, ginger, eggs, and coffee. All of these foods have been proven to trick your brain into feeling full longer and help you control your calorie intake.

You've probably heard it before, but we're here to say it again: everything is good in moderation. However, we'd be lying if we said that's 100 percent true. The world is at-odds with that piece of diet advice because for some, moderation is a vague word that means different things to different people.

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While some might think it's okay to have one dessert at every meal, others could think one dessert a week is in moderation with healthy living. We think it's best if you adhere to serving size suggestions to determine your in-moderation ratio and consult a nutritionist for how often you should enjoy something that isn't a fruit, veggie, or whole grain.

Weight loss is contingent on heredity, activity level, food allergies, and a lot more, so working with a professional to determine your happy medium is key to your weight loss success.

A habit takes two weeks to form, so if you purge your refrigerator and cabinets on January 1, you won't be doing yourself any favors. If you've been eating the same foods steadily over a long period of time, it'll take a couple weeks or even longer for your brain and body to adjust to something new.

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That's why we think the advice of substituting one healthier food or drink for one that's less wholesome per day is a great way to ease into a diet. You can also read up on sample diets and recipes that will help you stick to certain calorie intakes and nutritious foods.

While you start your New Year's Resolutions, don't beat yourself up. Remember that everything we do is a work in progress and to cut yourself some slack as you work toward a healthier you! And when it's time to reward yourself for your progress, bring home some sugar-free treats or other favorites from our huge candy inventory on .

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