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Water iceblocks

Hey so I think water iceblocks (54cals) are ok on pre op diet. Just thinking it will help with cravings

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  • I use the water flavoring packets that are only like 5-10 calories a packet for a 20oz bottle of water. Then put it in a Popsicle mold I got for a dollar. It takes about 2 bottles of water to make a t

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    Lol Lol thanks for the early translation I was just about to google 54 calorie ice block. Giggles @ creative phrasing for Popsicles.

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If you are referring to popsicles, as we know them, there are sugar-free options. My favorites are 15 calories each. 54 calories for a popsicle sounds high to me.

I use the water flavoring packets that are only like 5-10 calories a packet for a 20oz bottle of water. Then put it in a Popsicle mold I got for a dollar. It takes about 2 bottles of water to make a tray of 6 Popsicles and the whole tray only totals 10-20 calories.

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If you are referring to popsicles, as we know them, there are sugar-free options. My favorites are 15 calories each. 54 calories for a popsicle sounds high to me.

Lol thanks for the early translation I was just about to google 54 calorie ice block. Giggles @ creative phrasing for Popsicles.

I use the water flavoring packets that are only like 5-10 calories a packet for a 20oz bottle of water. Then put it in a Popsicle mold I got for a dollar. It takes about 2 bottles of water to make a tray of 6 Popsicles and the whole tray only totals 10-20 calories.

That's a good tip! I have a popsicle mold, and I like the idea of making them myself. And I know I'll have to share them with my son.

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