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This might be a silly question but,Does anyone know id no sugar added the same as unsweetened?

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  • Thats All Folks
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    Unfortunately there is no regulation for this type of advertising. Read the ingredients, it's the only way to know with 100% certainty.

  • A New New Dawn
    A New New Dawn

    No sugar added is definitely better than sugar added but there is often still carbs and some sort of sugar in the product. For example, I am drinking Carnation Instant Breakfast - no sugar added. It i

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I think not because it could be sweetened with somrthing else,,, like nutrasweet or some other product.

I think unsweetened & no sugar added is the same thing. That being said , things could still have natural sugars in them like can fruit. No sugar would be called sugar free.

I could be wrong but thats how I undetstood it.

Unfortunately there is no regulation for this type of advertising.

Read the ingredients, it's the only way to know with 100% certainty.

Yes, I agree with Mis73. If up until now you have not been a nutritional label reader, now is a great time to get into the habit. You will be surprised what you sometimes discover about what's in the package.

There are hidden carbs and increased levels of sodium in many processed foods. As part of my healthier eating habits, I try to stay away from processed foods, as the additives read like a chemistry book.

Fresh fruit, fresh veggies, and basic lean Proteins are my focus. I only shop the periphery of the grocery store, in the produce, dairy and meat sections, skipping the bakery. That way I know what I'm eating...

No sugar added is definitely better than sugar added but there is often still carbs and some sort of sugar in the product. For example, I am drinking Carnation Instant Breakfast - no sugar added. It is much less calories than the regular but still has carbs and 70 calories per packet (I believe). It is a good alternative just have to know there are still calories and carbs in it.

No sugar added means they did'nt add any. As previously mentioned an ingredient may intrinsically have sugar. Fruit at the bottom of my 0% fat Greek yogurt contains natural sugar. Personally not worried about that. Considering I used to eat half a bag of mini Dove bars in one setting.

And sometimes they don't consider fructose or corn syrup as sugar and we all know it's sugar by another name.

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thank you everyone!!

  • 2 weeks later...

Can anyone tell me I lost 173 lbs in 13 months I have about 9cc in my band now got a fill two days ago I feel like I can eat more now than two days ago

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