Guest guest Posted June 23, 2004 Report Share Posted June 23, 2004 Yogurt can be bought plain non-fat w/active cultures. You can add vanilla (if that's your flavor of preference) and sucralose (or whatever your low calorie sweetner of choice is) making it a low cal excellent food choice. Or add any other flavorings, such as fruit, coffee, cocoa etc. Not only is it healthier this way and saves calories, it's probably a lot cheaper. My store brand here in DC makes it and it's the least expensive. Of course many in the group make their own yogurt/kefir. But for us lazy folks, there exist these alternatives. on 6/23/2004 11:37 AM, maxwell_mom at mrobinso@... wrote: > >> <snip> >> Alkthough I'm an adult, I think the study gives pause for adults as >> well as children. So far, my CRON eating plan includes a one half >> serving of Stonyfield Organic vanilla yogurt (2 grams of fat/ 190 >> cals per serving)a day.I suppose if I avoid multiple servings of > it, >> I'm in the clear ;-). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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