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OleHippieGal    275

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I made crockpot BBQ ribs. they were so good, had a tablespoon of potatoe salad and 3 tablespoons of baked Beans. the ribs were country style no bones, and they were so tender, only ate 2 small pieces.

also made an angel food cake that I only put crushed pineapple in its own juice. didnt like it.;

got both recipies from pinterest.

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Nel    189

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I made crockpot BBQ ribs. they were so good, had a tablespoon of potatoe salad and 3 tablespoons of baked Beans. the ribs were country style no bones, and they were so tender, only ate 2 small pieces.

also made an angel food cake that I only put crushed pineapple in its own juice. didnt like it.;

got both recipies from pinterest.

Hey, did you use reduced sugar BBQ Sauce? Do you have issues with sugar? I haven't even tried it.

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OleHippieGal    275

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Hey' date=' did you use reduced sugar BBQ Sauce? Do you have issues with sugar? I haven't even tried it.[/quote']

Actually no. I made it with sweet baby rays sauce. Had to cook for hubby. So i really didnt care about sugar in the sauce, i didnt eat much at all. Although hubs ate all the ribs so no seconds here lol

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Dorian    683

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Stupid question here. With the tiny amount we eat, is buying sugar free ketchup, BBQ Sauce, and other Condiments necessary? Or is the regular stuff ok?

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w106fox    62

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Stupid question here. With the tiny amount we eat' date=' is buying sugar free ketchup, BBQ Sauce, and other Condiments necessary? Or is the regular stuff ok?[/quote']

Dorian - personally I think it depends on your pouch and tastes. I have found that stuff with regular sugar and not reduced is waaaaayyyy to sweet for me. I used to eat Cheerios with a heap of sugar added to it- today I had a bowl with no sugar added and it was to sweet for me to eat. Same with regular ketchup.

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OleHippieGal    275

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Actually i dont worry about sugar free anymore even tho i am a diabetic. Being sugar free is not always good. It is replaced with other chemicals. I just do stuff in moderation and yes its all about taste and texture. And if the pouch rejects it

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hockeymumzie    181

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3 ounces of trimmed grilled ribeye

HW 358 SW 344 CW 318 GOAL 200 surgery 4/11/13

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monken    135

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Stupid question here. With the tiny amount we eat' date=' is buying sugar free ketchup, BBQ Sauce, and other Condiments necessary? Or is the regular stuff ok?[/quote']

please watch what is in sugar free lots of bad chemicals that make it sugar free. ..

Asculfame and aspartame very bad. .. If you can't say or pronounce the word don't eat it. ....

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saramichelle    127

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please watch what is in sugar free lots of bad chemicals that make it sugar free. ..

Asculfame and aspartame very bad. .. If you can't say or pronounce the word don't eat it. ....

Omg I totally agree with you. I wouldn't have anything sugar free before because its so bad with all the chemicals. Now I'm completely dependent on sugar free so I am often eating Popsicles or Jello or drinks with aspartame or sucralose. I am sure that cannot be good for my health. Of course neither is being obese. I feel so conflicted!

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monken    135

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Omg I totally agree with you. I wouldn't have anything sugar free before because its so bad with all the chemicals. Now I'm completely dependent on sugar free so I am often eating Popsicles or Jello or drinks with aspartame or sucralose. I am sure that cannot be good for my health. Of course neither is being obese. I feel so conflicted!

You do what's right for you, I don't touch. the stuff and never will...ps sucralose is not the bad one Aspartame and Asculefame are poison. Why would you go through this type surgery and then eat poison? Did you know that there are 92 side effects of Aspartame one is death?

Are you conflicted about that? Sorry I'm sure i will either piss you off or someone else that reads it. I am politically direct not politically correct.. I just don't understand

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Kellyk2511    282

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My question is similar....a regular Popsicle has 7 carbs. That doesn't seem too high. Can I have a regular Popsicle? I hate the taste of the sugar free stuff!

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hockeymumzie    181

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My question is similar....a regular Popsicle has 7 carbs. That doesn't seem too high. Can I have a regular Popsicle? I hate the taste of the sugar free stuff!

Depends on what your carb count is. I'm not allowed over seven, some are 10 and some are even lower. What does your Nut say?

HW 358 SW 344 CW 318 GOAL 200 surgery 4/11/13

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slowtogo    301

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My question is similar....a regular Popsicle has 7 carbs. That doesn't seem too high. Can I have a regular Popsicle? I hate the taste of the sugar free stuff!

Carb counts are also deceptive. Are they straight sugar or corn Syrup? Because milk or fruit sugars often process differently for people. Sugar or corn syrup make me dump. Fruit and milk don't.

Plus your regular popsicle is empty calories. No nutrition, where milk and fruit add Vitamins and minerals to your body.

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