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Just to stay on the topic; I would like to learn if calling the 800 number on the product and asking if the food contains aspartame or not is a wise idea. I did this with my fat free Philly Cheese and as soon as the customer service rep heard aspartame, she started to behave strange so I asked if she has been getting calls about aspartame. She replied that she has received numerous calls about it and that the item does not contain aspartame but only sugar. She claimed since it is listed as sugar only on the box but not Nutrasweet or Splenda, it should be natural sugar but I am not sure if she is right or not. Any thoughts on this? And all that time, I was wondering how come fat free cream cheese can taste so good. :thumbup:

Ejmdiva I came across to your posting while searching aspartame in google. You said you can not find any non fat yogurt that does not contain aspartame. Well I buy Walmart's brand Great Value non fat plain yogurt all the time, and there is no aspartame in it. I also compared the amount of sugar in non fat free to the regular yogurt. The amount of sugar was same meaning that they did not add extra sugar to the fat free yogurt just to give better taste. By the way I am from Turkey and Ayla is a beautiful name, go for it. :redface: I can not believe a Turkish name would be cool to consider for an American mother. In Turkey it is the other way around. Go figure