GFCF and Sugar Free Lollipops Question

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Do any of you know where I can find lollipops that are GFCF as well

as Sugar Free? Aspartame is also out of the question. I prefer

Sucralose (Splenda) as the sweetener. I've had a difficult time

locating any on the internet. My 2 year old has just started

saying " can " meaning candy and leading me to the candy dish. He just

loves them. I hate not to reward his efforts at speech by not giving

him what he wants, But sugar is a big issue with a yeast problem.

Thank you in advance.

Teri

[Guest guest]

There is a lollipop called People Pops that is gfcf sugar free. I

get them at my local hfs.

Roe

> Hi,

>

> Do any of you know where I can find lollipops that are GFCF as well

> as Sugar Free? Aspartame is also out of the question. I prefer

> Sucralose (Splenda) as the sweetener. I've had a difficult time

> locating any on the internet. My 2 year old has just started

> saying " can " meaning candy and leading me to the candy dish. He

just

> loves them. I hate not to reward his efforts at speech by not

giving

> him what he wants, But sugar is a big issue with a yeast problem.

>

> Thank you in advance.

>

> Teri

[Guest guest]

Roe,

Do you happen to know what they are sweetened with, and if they

contain food dyes?

Thanks for answering,

Teri

> > Hi,

> >

> > Do any of you know where I can find lollipops that are GFCF as

well

> > as Sugar Free? Aspartame is also out of the question. I prefer

> > Sucralose (Splenda) as the sweetener. I've had a difficult time

> > locating any on the internet. My 2 year old has just started

> > saying " can " meaning candy and leading me to the candy dish. He

> just

> > loves them. I hate not to reward his efforts at speech by not

> giving

> > him what he wants, But sugar is a big issue with a yeast

problem.

> >

> > Thank you in advance.

> >

> > Teri

[Guest guest]

> Brand name splenda. f

Which is derived from corn, right?

[Guest guest]

Teri

I bought my son People Pops ( lollypops ) that are dye free as

well as GF & CF and free of any extra sugar other then the sugar from the

fruit to make the pops. I buy them at a local HFS.

The ingredients are Maltitol syrup, citric acid, natural flavor.

The company is GOLDEN APPLES CANDY COMPANY Inc.

Southport, Connecticut 06490

The package says sugar free, salt free, fat free and no

artificial ingredients.

For nutrition Facts write to : Golden Apples

P.O.Box 735

Southport, CT

06490.

Hugs, Terry.B

[Guest guest]

Thanks to everyone who responded to my questions. So far the only

two Sugar free lollipops I've came up with are the People Pops and

the Sorbee Lollipops. You'd think there'd be more of a market for

stuff like this. I'll go with one of these.

Thanks again!!!

Teri

> Teri

>

> I bought my son People Pops ( lollypops ) that are dye

free as

> well as GF & CF and free of any extra sugar other then the sugar

from the

> fruit to make the pops. I buy them at a local HFS.

> The ingredients are Maltitol syrup, citric acid,

natural flavor.

> The company is GOLDEN APPLES CANDY COMPANY Inc.

> Southport, Connecticut 06490

>

> The package says sugar free, salt free, fat free and

no

> artificial ingredients.

>

> For nutrition Facts write to : Golden Apples

> P.O.Box

735

>

Southport, CT

> 06490.

>

> Hugs, Terry.B

>

>

>