Just saw them in the store - Walden Farms Chocolate or Marshmallow dip. Supposedly zero-everything. It has cellulose gum, dunno what that is but it seemed possibly suspicious to me. I found a website but didn't see nutritional info.
Just wondering if anyone eats this stuff and if it 's any good. I can't eat it but maybe some of you far down the maintenance trail would like it.
Chocolate and marshmallow is how you got obese in the first place.
-- Forty thousand people die every day. Why aren't you one of them? -- MFW
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Just saw them in the store - Walden Farms Chocolate or Marshmallow dip. Supposedly zero-everything. It has cellulose gum, dunno what that is but it seemed possibly suspicious to me. I found a website but didn't see nutritional info.
Just wondering if anyone eats this stuff and if it 's any good. I can't eat it but maybe some of you far down the maintenance trail would like it.
Not really that great, IMO, but better fer ya than regular versions.
For chocolate "dip," I think one would be better off making some from cocoa powder, a bit of water (hot), and liquid sucralose or other no-cal sweetener, perhaps with some vanilla extract or other additional flavoring.
Marshmallow is a more difficult taste to emulate, IME
Just saw them in the store - Walden Farms Chocolate or Marshmallow dip. Supposedly zero-everything. It has cellulose gum, dunno what that is but it seemed possibly suspicious to me. I found a website but didn't see nutritional info.
Just wondering if anyone eats this stuff and if it 's any good. I can't eat it but maybe some of you far down the maintenance trail would like it.
Cellulose is a kind of fibre, which according to the wikipedia, is not digestible by human beings:
I often associate words that start with "cellu" with plastic. Plastic is indigestible, so my first feeling is that the cellulose gum is calorie free unless you have certain enzymes in your guts.