Ragu cheese sauces

"Lilith79" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I was grocery shopping today and decided to look at these since they were
on sale. I found that they are LC! 1/4 cup serving has 3 carbs,

They're lower carb than the Hellmanns specialist ones - and they do nothing
to my blood glucose levels : )

Nicky.

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How do you use the Ragu cheese sauces?
Jackie

J. Davidson said:

How do you use the Ragu cheese sauces?
Jackie

I'd imagine you could use them the same way you would a fettucini sauce.
Heat it up and serve it over the food, or mix it in. I can't wait to
try it.

J. Davidson said:

How do you use the Ragu cheese sauces?
Jackie

I'd imagine you could use them the same way you would a fettucini sauce.
Heat it up and serve it over the food, or mix it in. I can't wait to
try it.

On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 03:30:32 GMT, Lilith79 <[email hidden]>

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J. Davidson said:

How do you use the Ragu cheese sauces?
Jackie

I'd imagine you could use them the same way you would a fettucini sauce.
Heat it up and serve it over the food, or mix it in. I can't wait to
try it.

I bet it would be good over fish, chicken or cooked or raw veggies.
You could even use it as a dip with raw veggies.

In article <JgmCd.12202$sf5.2486@lakeread05>, [email hidden] says...

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How do you use the Ragu cheese sauces?

I use Bertoli's Alfredo Sauce as salad dressing. One tablespoon has .75
carbs and 27.5 calories.

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And interesting side note. There is a regular Ragu Alfredo Sauce and
also the Ragu Carb Options version, which is labeled as low carb. If
you read the labels, in fact they are both very low carb, the LC
version is like only 1g lower. So you can use the regular or spend a
lot more to get the Carb Option one, which is almost the same.

And interesting side note. There is a regular Ragu Alfredo Sauce and
also the Ragu Carb Options version, which is labeled as low carb. If
you read the labels, in fact they are both very low carb, the LC
version is like only 1g lower. So you can use the regular or spend a
lot more to get the Carb Option one, which is almost the same.

In fact, there are lots of brands of Alfredo sauce and they are all pretty
much the same in terms of carb content. I like the Classico sauces quite
well. I have posted this before but a favorite recipe of mine is shrimp,
scallops and artichoke hearts (Kroger's has great frozen ones) in Alfredo
sauce over spaghetti squash. Non LC SO loves it, too.

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| And interesting side note. There is a regular Ragu Alfredo Sauce and
| also the Ragu Carb Options version, which is labeled as low carb. If
| you read the labels, in fact they are both very low carb, the LC
| version is like only 1g lower. So you can use the regular or spend a
| lot more to get the Carb Option one, which is almost the same.

In fact, there are lots of brands of Alfredo sauce and they are all pretty
much the same in terms of carb content. I like the Classico sauces quite
well. I have posted this before but a favorite recipe of mine is shrimp,
scallops and artichoke hearts (Kroger's has great frozen ones) in Alfredo
sauce over spaghetti squash. Non LC SO loves it, too.

In news:[email hidden],
[email hidden] <[email hidden]> stated
| And interesting side note. There is a regular Ragu Alfredo Sauce and
| also the Ragu Carb Options version, which is labeled as low carb. If
| you read the labels, in fact they are both very low carb, the LC
| version is like only 1g lower. So you can use the regular or spend a
| lot more to get the Carb Option one, which is almost the same.