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Ice Cream

Why cant someome invent sugar free and fat free ice cream that tastes good

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That would be soooo awesome! Maybe someone will post a suggestion on here of a good one they've tried.

there is a diabetic ice-cream its yummy maybe ye could try that

Healthy choice has some new frozen yogurts that are really good, and I'm not a yogurt fan at all. They come in strawberry, raspberry, plain and blueberry:)

There's an ice cream recipe somewhere on th site that sounds yummy.. Full of protein too. Maybe in the recipe section?

If I could still eat ice cream (lactose intolerance makes me sad) I'd go for a teeny portion of the real deal over fake stuff any day! It's far more satisfying and made of ingredients you can pronounce.

That said, I have many WLS friends that swear by eggface's Protein ice cream so you should definitely take that link OTR so kindly posted and check it out. :)

~Cheri

If I could still eat ice cream (lactose intolerance makes me sad) I'd go for a teeny portion of the real deal over fake stuff any day! It's far more satisfying and made of ingredients you can pronounce.

I tried some of the "light" ice cream after struggling with an ice cream craving for a couple weeks and it was so terrible. No flavor, no nothing. This week I had a little bit of real ice cream and it was delicious. No more than 1/4 cup and I was good to go. Savored the heck outta it and regret nothing!

When I serve up ice cream to my son a few nights a week for dessert after dinner, I usually take a tablespoon size bite before I put it away. It's regular ice cream- chocolate swirl or something like that. I guess the problem could be not stopping at that one bite sometime. So far so good....

-Kendra

If I could still eat ice cream (lactose intolerance makes me sad) I'd go for a teeny portion of the real deal over fake stuff any day! It's far more satisfying and made of ingredients you can pronounce.

That said' date=' I have many WLS friends that swear by eggface's Protein ice cream so you should definitely take that link OTR so kindly posted and check it out. :)

~Cheri[/quote']

I agree. I rarely eat ice cream, but when I do it's the good stuff- I take the wife or kids to Andy's frozen custard or Coldstone and have one of them order one size larger than they typically would then I eat a couple ounces of theirs.

I think Eggface's protein ice cream referenced above sounds really delicious, and if you don't do the add-ins like nuts (which I can't eat now anyhow), they are basically just the same nutritional profile as a protein shake. Just something different as far as texture and temperature to keep things interesting. I am so interested in trying this that I asked for an ice cream maker for my birthday, which is in about 2 weeks. I will report back!

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I bought a teeny tiny container of WW ice cream, its prob 1 cup so I put it in a 1/4cup container and took small bites and enjoyed the hell out of it. I was addicted to B&J`s phish food fro yo for many yrs. Way too much fat and sugar for frozen yogert

Great... Thanks OTR I bookmarked it and once I meet my goal I'll be making these recipes :-)

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I'm in Rochester, NY and we have Abbots frozen custard. They have the best frozen custard on the planet, and they have a no sugar added, fat free custard that is DELICIOUS!

I found a recipe on Pinterest that help stave the ice cream craving. 4 tbs yogurt, 1 tbs peanut butter, 1/2 mashed banana. Mix together and then put a spoonful between two banana slices. Lay flat and freeze. Once frozen I put them in a gallon ziplock and keep in the freezer. When craving something sweet and cold I pop a "banana sandwich" Seems to hit the spot.

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