Who knew you could find something a sleever could eat at Dairy Queen?

I discovered their fudge bars (no sugar added). They taste great and here's the nutrition info:

50 calories, 0 fat, 4 grams Protein

Hmmm thats not too bad!

Oh nice! I'll know what to get next time I'm there...thanks!

oh Thanks for sharing!!!!!

I like that

Who knew you could find something a sleever could eat at Dairy Queen?

I discovered their fudge bars (no sugar added). They taste great and here's the nutrition info:

50 calories, 0 fat, 4 grams Protein

Ok how is it "no sugar added" but the nutrition label says 3g of sugar?

http://nutritiondata...ry-queen/6664/2

Makes me wonder what else they're lying about!

Ok how is it "no sugar added" but the nutrition label says 3g of sugar?

http://nutritiondata...ry-queen/6664/2

Makes me wonder what else they're lying about!

It's made with non-fat milk. One serving of non-fat milk (1cup) has 12.3g of sugar.

It's made with non-fat milk. One serving of non-fat milk (1cup) has 12.3g of sugar.

Misleading label - should say "no sugar added to the sugar it already has" .

Still, 3g isn't terrible for a snack.

Misleading label - should say "no sugar added to the sugar it already has" <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> .

Still' date=' 3g isn't terrible for a snack.[/quote']

"No sugar added" is different from sugar free. No sugar added means it contains natural sugars but no processed sugar.

If you have a Dairy Queen near you and plan to go, please give them a call to see if they carry this treat. I went with family after a baseball game and was so excited because I knew what I could have.... only to learn they no longer carry the item; it didn't sell well enough. Bummer!!