
Lily's Chocolate All Natural Premium Baking Chips Dark Chocolate
What You Should Know
LILY'S Chocolate All Natural Premium Baking Chips (Dark Chocolate) is a specialty baking ingredient you'll spot in the baking aisle alongside other chocolate chips, sugar alternatives, and specialty baking products — sometimes shelved in a natural/health section near keto and sugar-free sweeteners. The brand speaks to shoppers planning cookies, brownies, and holiday confections as well as people who want a bite-sized chocolate treat for movie night or an after-dinner nibble. Marketing positions LILY'S as a premium, better-for-you chocolate: dark, low-sugar, stevia-sweetened and “all natural,” appealing to health-conscious, keto or diabetic-aware consumers and parents seeking sugar-reduced options. The label leans on health halos—“all natural,” gluten-free, and stevia—without organic certification, and uses small-type ingredients like natural flavor and sunflower lecithin to reinforce craft chocolate cues. Production-wise the chips are industrially manufactured from chocolate, polyols (erythritol, isomalt), fiber extracts and fractionated palm oils, so they are a processed, ready-to-use baking ingredient. Sensory cues: small, firm baking drops with a glossy exterior, a quick snap when bitten, and a rich cocoa-butter melt that delivers intense dark-chocolate flavor with a cool aftertaste from erythritol/stevia. Packaging is a flexible bag sized for multiple recipes and pantry storage; many home bakers ritualize tearing a corner to fold chips into cookie batter, melting for dipping strawberries, or sprinkling on hot cereal. The product sits culturally at the intersection of indulgence and restraint—allowing familiar baking rituals while signaling a lower-sugar, modern lifestyle choice.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
UNSWEETENED, CHOCOLATE‡,, ERYTHRITOL,, CHICORY, ROOT, FIBER,, SOLUBLE, CORN, FIBER,, ISOMALT**,, COCOA‡,, COCOA, BUTTER‡,, BLEND, OF, PALM, KERNEL, AND, PALM, OILS,, CONTAINS, 2%, OR, LESS, OF:, STEVIA, EXTRACT,, LECITHIN, (SUNFLOWER),, NATURAL, FLAVOR..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •palm kernel oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •palm oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •lecithin (sunflower) - Processed emulsifier
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Contains multiple industrial ingredients and additives (erythritol, isomalt, chicory/root and corn fiber isolates, palm oil blend, natural flavors) and is manufactured into ready-to-use baking chips, consistent with ultra-processed foods.
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Common Questions about Lily's Chocolate All Natural Premium Baking Chips Dark Chocolate
Whether Lily's chocolate chips are healthy can depend on your personal health goals. They are low in sugar and high in fiber, which is a plus if you're looking to satisfy a sweet tooth without overdoing it on the sugar front. Of course, it's still chocolate, so moderation is key, especially if you're watching your calorie intake.
