Re: sugar free Klondike bars

[Guest guest]

Still new to the list ......this is what I did at the dairy treat run we made

the other night. I took a diet Pepsi one and Cozy I drank the pop and Cozy

got a double scoup of vanella ice cream. She ate it for me....I think she

enjoyed almost as much as I did watching her.

Merry

[Guest guest]

Elva,

You might try asking Klondike themselves.. I just found their website today at:

http://www.icecreamusa.com/klondike/

and their questions/email page at:

http://www.icecreamusa.com/SPEAKUP.HTM

Elva wrote:

>

>

> I am in Ontario Canada and today I found the regular Klondike bars at Food

> Basics grocery store. Does anyone know if the sugar free kind are

> available here?

>

> I had a look at the various sugar free ice creams and the carb counts on

> them seem to range from about 19-30 for a serving, pretty high for me,

> unfortunately. I did see some sugar free frozen juice bars that were lower

> in carbs.

>

> If anyone has found some interesting sugar free frozen treats pls let us

> know, the warm weather will be here sooner or later and it would be good to

> know what's out there and may be ok for us to have.

>

> Elva

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[Guest guest]

Elva if you check around you can find the bars in the larger (superstore)

Loblaws.

Another to watch out for is sugar free ice cream by Chapmans it is

GRRRRREEAATT.

It is just out new this year I know LOEB is carrying it and Loblaws will be.

I prefer the Dutch Chocolate. Lists the CDA values.

All the best

sugar free Klondike bars

>

>

>I am in Ontario Canada and today I found the regular Klondike bars at Food

>Basics grocery store. Does anyone know if the sugar free kind are

>available here?

>

>I had a look at the various sugar free ice creams and the carb counts on

>them seem to range from about 19-30 for a serving, pretty high for me,

>unfortunately. I did see some sugar free frozen juice bars that were lower

>in carbs.

>

>If anyone has found some interesting sugar free frozen treats pls let us

>know, the warm weather will be here sooner or later and it would be good to

>know what's out there and may be ok for us to have.

>

>Elva

>Visit the British Saloon Car Club of Canada at:

>http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/7967

>

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Elva writes:

<< ... If anyone has found some interesting sugar free frozen treats pls let

us know, the warm weather will be here sooner or later and it would be good

to know what's out there and may be ok for us to have ... >>

Check out the Sugar-Free version of the Good Humor popsicles and fudgsicles

.... <whacking myself on the side of the head ... > 4 grams carbs for the

popsies and 7 or 9 grams for the fudgies, I think. Other brands are higher

(and much sweeter tasting), so it is important to look for that brand, and

to make sure they are sugar-free. And you could make up Sugar-Free " jello "

and freeze them in ice cube trays or any other container, for more variety.

Susie

[Guest guest]

Make up kool aid with splenda and freeze them into popcycles

Ann S

Re: sugar free Klondike bars

> From: OtterCritter@...

>

> Elva writes:

>

> << ... If anyone has found some interesting sugar free frozen treats pls

let

> us know, the warm weather will be here sooner or later and it would be

good

> to know what's out there and may be ok for us to have ... >>

>

> Check out the Sugar-Free version of the Good Humor popsicles and

fudgsicles

> ... <whacking myself on the side of the head ... > 4 grams carbs for the

> popsies and 7 or 9 grams for the fudgies, I think. Other brands are higher

> (and much sweeter tasting), so it is important to look for that brand, and

> to make sure they are sugar-free. And you could make up Sugar-Free " jello "

> and freeze them in ice cube trays or any other container, for more

variety.

>

> Susie

>

>

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[Guest guest]

The sugar in these sugarfree bars is from the sugar in the milk! Most are

labeled No sugar Added rather that sugarfree. If they are icecream based, they

will have sugar, but it is like having a glass of milk. It needs to be counted

like that! The problem would come with *betcha can't eat just one!* Tpmo

OtterCritter@... wrote:

> From: OtterCritter@...

>

> Elva writes:

>

> << ... If anyone has found some interesting sugar free frozen treats pls let

> us know, the warm weather will be here sooner or later and it would be good

> to know what's out there and may be ok for us to have ... >>

>

> Check out the Sugar-Free version of the Good Humor popsicles and fudgsicles

> ... <whacking myself on the side of the head ... > 4 grams carbs for the

> popsies and 7 or 9 grams for the fudgies, I think. Other brands are higher

> (and much sweeter tasting), so it is important to look for that brand, and

> to make sure they are sugar-free. And you could make up Sugar-Free " jello "

> and freeze them in ice cube trays or any other container, for more variety.

>

> Susie

>

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