Sugar Free Items

Many sugar free foods are not carb free or even low carb.

Many have flour, rice, and other starches.

Jennifer

Bev-Ann said:

The only difference is likely some slimy account executive who put a
"low-carb" label on it so it would be noticed by people on LC eating plans.
What they don't know is that a lot of us figured out there's not much
difference in the actual product a long time ago and haven't jumped on the
LC commercial products.

on Tue, 13 Jul 2004 17:41:32 -0700, Gary Nichols <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I fail to say the difference between most sugar free foods and most
low-carb foods. They both contain dietary fiber and sugar alcohols to
subtract from total carbohydrate. And most of the time they're
cheaper.

Gary Nichols

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Quoted message said:

I fail to say the difference between most sugar free foods and most
low-carb foods. They both contain dietary fiber and sugar alcohols to
subtract from total carbohydrate. And most of the time they're
cheaper.

Gary Nichols

I don't agree. Read your labels. Sugar free means NO SUGAR... but like the
SF cookies, may contain 20 carbs of starch per each one.

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