Guest guest Posted November 15, 2003 Report Share Posted November 15, 2003 Speaking of Atkins products: Just yesterday I noticed Atkins has out a " protein " (candy) bar that is sweetened with Splenda and has NO sugar alcohols. This is a major advancement in science, as far as I am concerned. They were a bit pricey (in my store $3.39 each) but I figure they might do very well on days when I am craving candy but won't touch those " sugar free " products bks of the dreaded SA's. Feel cautious about making a habit of them though, since I don't want to add to the size of my rear with overindulgence, nor do I want to go bankrupt! (I love ice cream too Barbara Jean!) Lucille In a message dated 11/14/2003 4:54:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, Graduate-OSSG writes: > > > Dr. Atkins has a sugar free ice cream I have found in a few supermarkets. > There is one kind that comes in individual 4 oz servings. It's pretty good, > although when I ate ice cream it was always Hagen Das or something. I know > the milk in ice cream isn't the best, but I am willing to pay the price > occasionally. However, it is such a trigger food for me, sugar free or not, > that I very seldom buy any. But it helps me to know that I can have it > occasionally without sabotaging my weight. > > Barbara Jean > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 15, 2003 Report Share Posted November 15, 2003 This is interesting about no sugar alcohol's, Lucille. I may grab these if I go on a trip or something. Holy crap 3.39? Sherra Re: Re: Fat absorption > Speaking of Atkins products: Just yesterday I noticed Atkins has out a > " protein " (candy) bar that is sweetened with Splenda and has NO sugar alcohols. > This is a major advancement in science, as far as I am concerned. They > were a bit pricey (in my store $3.39 each) but I figure they might do very well > on days when I am craving candy but won't touch those " sugar free " products bks > of the dreaded SA's. Feel cautious about making a habit of them though, > since I don't want to add to the size of my rear with overindulgence, nor do I > want to go bankrupt! > > (I love ice cream too Barbara Jean!) > > Lucille > > In a message dated 11/14/2003 4:54:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, > Graduate-OSSG writes: > > > > > > > > Dr. Atkins has a sugar free ice cream I have found in a few supermarkets. > > There is one kind that comes in individual 4 oz servings. It's pretty good, > > although when I ate ice cream it was always Hagen Das or something. I know > > the milk in ice cream isn't the best, but I am willing to pay the price > > occasionally. However, it is such a trigger food for me, sugar free or not, > > that I very seldom buy any. But it helps me to know that I can have it > > occasionally without sabotaging my weight. > > > > Barbara Jean > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2003 Report Share Posted November 18, 2003 what are they called and where do i find them? what are sa? i get bad gas from sugar free stuff but eat it once in awhile when i need sweet stuff so would much prefer a splenda item Re: Re: Fat absorption Speaking of Atkins products: Just yesterday I noticed Atkins has out a " protein " (candy) bar that is sweetened with Splenda and has NO sugar alcohols. This is a major advancement in science, as far as I am concerned. They were a bit pricey (in my store $3.39 each) but I figure they might do very well on days when I am craving candy but won't touch those " sugar free " products bks of the dreaded SA's. Feel cautious about making a habit of them though, since I don't want to add to the size of my rear with overindulgence, nor do I want to go bankrupt! (I love ice cream too Barbara Jean!) Lucille In a message dated 11/14/2003 4:54:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, Graduate-OSSG writes: > > > Dr. Atkins has a sugar free ice cream I have found in a few supermarkets. > There is one kind that comes in individual 4 oz servings. It's pretty good, > although when I ate ice cream it was always Hagen Das or something. I know > the milk in ice cream isn't the best, but I am willing to pay the price > occasionally. However, it is such a trigger food for me, sugar free or not, > that I very seldom buy any. But it helps me to know that I can have it > occasionally without sabotaging my weight. > > Barbara Jean > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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