Any one try it... like it... does it make sense....
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Any one try it... like it... does it make sense....
Warren
I like the Blue Bunny brand best.
http://www.bluebunny.com/products/carbfreedom_detail.cfm?cat=Carb%20Freedom&subcat=Low%20Fat%20Yogurt
Link to a store locator is at the bottom of the page.
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Warren
Someday they'll pass a law and these products will be more accurately
called REDUCED CARB. What is LC to one, is still way too many to another.
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Are you referring to the Dannon Carb Control yogurt? If so, I've tried it
and I like it. It has 3 carbs per serving, and is just enough to tie me
over between the end of my workday at 2:30 and dinner at 5-5:30.
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Warren
Now, if only I could find Dannon low carb in Canada........I would have one
every morning with flax. Thanks, I will keep checking the stores.
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Quoted message said:Are you referring to the Dannon Carb Control yogurt? If so, I've tried it
and I like it. It has 3 carbs per serving, and is just enough to tie me
over between the end of my workday at 2:30 and dinner at 5-5:30.--
Linda
296/192/160
LC since Oct. 13, 2003
Now a happy member of the '100lbs. Gone Club'!
http://home.att.net/~lewis_linda/index.html
http://community.webshots.com/user/mslewtoo"Are you telling me there are dead people in my living room watching
videos?"--Nina (Truly, Madly, Deeply)"warren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Warren
Hi!
Havn't tried the Dannon LC yogourt as I too live in Canada, but I do have in
my fridge Yoplait Source. It is sweetened with Splenda and is also low
calorie.
Still has 8 grams of Carbs (but it is very sweet. It is the Vanilla line so
i find it is sweeter than most other ones ). Better for me than some other
yogourts out there. Mabey your local Safeway will stock it.
Good Luck!
=^..^= Michelle
i am a big fan of BLUE BUNNY products......................i use the
LITE 85 yogurt sweetened with SPLENDA, because the choice of flavors
is wonderful!
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: I like the Blue Bunny brand best.
:
http://www.bluebunny.com/products/carbfreedom_detail.cfm?cat=Carb%20Freedom&subcat=Low%20Fat%20Yogurt
:
: Link to a store locator is at the bottom of the page.
:
: In news:[email hidden],
: warren <[email hidden]> stated
: | Any one try it... like it... does it make sense....
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: | Warren
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warren said:
Any one try it... like it...
I've tried their carb-control ones. They are okay.
I actually prefer real actual yogurt, the full fat plain
stuff that only comes in the big buckets. I add berries
or whatever or not. But I don't have it often enough.
I eat probably 3/4ths of the 4 cup bucket before it gets
old and doesn't smell fresh any more.
I wish full fat plain yogurt came in cups not just quarts.
how many carbs per serving in the big buckets of plain yogurt
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Any one try it... like it...I've tried their carb-control ones. They are okay.
I actually prefer real actual yogurt, the full fat plain
stuff that only comes in the big buckets. I add berries
or whatever or not. But I don't have it often enough.
I eat probably 3/4ths of the 4 cup bucket before it gets
old and doesn't smell fresh any more.I wish full fat plain yogurt came in cups not just quarts.
Debra D said:Doug Freyburger said:I actually prefer real actual yogurt, the full fat plain
stuff that only comes in the big buckets. I add berries
or whatever or not. But I don't have it often enough.
I eat probably 3/4ths of the 4 cup bucket before it gets
old and doesn't smell fresh any more.Quoted message said:I wish full fat plain yogurt came in cups not just quarts.
how many carbs per serving in the big buckets of plain yogurt
Sevenish per cup depending on the exact brand. Slightly more
than heavy cream, slightly less than regular milk. The plain
stuff also costs less than the fancy "fruit in the bottom"
sugared stuff.
Almost all of the carbs in the popular "fruit in the bottom"
ones in stores is added sugar. Don't add sugar and the real
regular yogurt is low enough carb for almost all phases of
low carb programs after the Induction-like first two weeks.
f your low carb plan doesn't have an initial very low two
weeks (like CAD or Sugarbusters) regular plain full fat yogurt
might be okay starting day one.
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