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Valor, No Sugar Added, Milk Chocolate Bar, Sweetened with Stevia, 100 grams

On the label: No added sugar

Valor's milk chocolate with stevia uses maltitol as its main sweetener and adds a stevia glycoside. The record lists 8.7 g of sugars and 52 g of total carbohydrate per 100 g but gives no sugar-alcohol figure, and its ingredient text includes a French warning that eating too much may have a laxative effect.

Good for

A no-added-sugar milk chocolate bar that gets some of its sweetness from stevia as well as maltitol.

Skip it if

You avoid sugar alcohols, or you need the sugar-alcohol amount: the record we read does not list it, so check the pack.

At a glance

Brand
Valor
Shelf
Chocolate
Sugar claim on the label
No added sugar
Pack
100 g
GTIN (barcode)
8410109055795

Sweeteners

Nutrition

NutrientPer 100 g
Calories478 kcal
Fat33 g
Total carbohydrate52 g
Sugars8.7 g
Fibre1 g
Protein8.5 g
Salt0.2 g

Label values read from: Open Food Facts record for barcode 8410109055795 (community-edited, last changed 2026-03-03). The record lists a 33 g serving, Canada and Morocco as markets, and no sugar-alcohol figure. Not yet checked against a pack. Formulas vary by country and pack, so check the label on the pack you buy.

Ingredients

Maltitol, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, whole milk powder, skim milk powder, soy lecithin, stevia glycoside, flavouring. Minimum 36% cocoa in the chocolate. (Our English reading of the French ingredient text in the record.)

Contains: Milk, Soy

May contain: Hazelnuts, Almonds

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Compared on the same shelf

ProductSweetenersSugarsCaloriesServing
Valor, No Sugar Added, Milk Chocolate Bar, Sweetened with Stevia, 100 gramsMaltitol, Stevia (steviol glycosides)8.7 g478 kcalPer 100 g
Lindt No Sugar Added Milk Chocolate Bar, 100 GramsMaltitol8 g520 kcalPer 100 g

Figures are as listed for each product (its page names the source), and serving sizes can differ between products.

Alternatives

Questions

Is this the Canadian version of the bar?
The record we read lists Canada as a market and includes French text, but it is community-edited and we have not seen the pack, so check the label on the bar you buy.
What is stevia glycoside on the label?
It is the sweetening part of the stevia plant. Purified stevia extract is at least 95% steviol glycosides, and Health Canada has permitted it as a sweetener since 2012.

Sources

Last checked October 2026. Packs and recipes change, so the label on your pack is the final word.

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