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Artic Zero

We just got some of this today in five different flavors. Has anyone here tried it before? It seems almost too good to be true: low in calories, high in Protein. Some call it a frozen Protein shake. Here are some links about it:

http://www.myarcticzero.com/

http://www.thenutrit...itional-review/

http://www.hungry-gi...ind-arctic-zero

Well, it's not exactly high in protein, but it has some protein in it at around 3.4 grams and no fat.

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I tried them and they are nasty and very artifical tasting. I started making my own ice cream at home and it is much better

Hubby bought me a ice pop maker last week - it freezes popscicles in 10 minutes...I am going to try it this weekend. I will let you know how it goes.

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Thanks for the replies. I tried the vanilla Maple and chocolate Peanut Butter last night. I thought it was pretty good actually but not sweet enough for me. It might be good however, if you put it in the blender and added Splenda and made it into a milk shake. The 3.4 grams of Protein is per serving, and there are four servings in a container, and so it would have 13.6 plus the milk protein if you made it into a milkshake. You could also then refreeze it and make it into popsicles.

I bet making your own ice cream is delicious, Lauranbob. I would love your receipe if you have the time.

Please do let me know how it goes, Pookeyism. That sounds great.

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We've been making milkshakes at night for a dessert with these. We add milk and splenda and more protein powder, and it is a low calorie delicious milk shake.

I tried them and they are nasty and very artifical tasting. I started making my own ice cream at home and it is much better

What is your recipe for your homemade ice cream?

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