There is such thing as sugar free Oreos? That's reason enough to move cross border!!

Good lord you all are lucky!

* going to pout now*

Yes, I had them for my bday last night. They taste just like regular Oreos, but made me queasy. I ate two and felt yucky for the rest of the night.

They have malitol as the sweetener, which can really irritate even the healthiest most normal digestive system. Use in moderation!

A lot of sugar free cookies and such have a pretty high amount of sugar alcohol as well which my nut told me to stay away from a lot if sugar alcohol as well since it can also cause dumping

Oh...

Well I guess I'll just stay here in Toronto then.

So that just shows you there's a price you pay for yumminess .. It's ok I have enjoyed them for the last 32 of my 42 years ill be good.

Let me finished my strawberries and cream shake

I was looking & they don't carry it in stop & shop.

What's stop and shop?

Yes that sugar alcohol messes up my diabetes too. Anything with flour sends my blood sugar flying too. Im not supposed to have any fun food- but like i said before, i am a big bad cheater. Maybe dumping syndrome will teach me to behave. Come on insurance.

There is such thing as sugar free Oreos? That's reason enough to move cross border!!

Good lord you all are lucky!

* going to pout now*

Go online. Or ask your larger grocery store to get some.

What's stop and shop?

Supermarket in n y c

We can get them in Indiana at Krogers, marsh and target. You can also order them from amazon.com. :-)

I've seen so many people derailed by these types of products. If cookies are a trigger keep them out.

Yes, don't be fooled. Though they taste good and are sugar free.. They are NOT healthy and CAN cause you to pack on pounds if eaten in excess. I got sick when I had them so beware!

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Of course I haven't had them since WLS I think but when I heard sugar free I figure hey I can have just 1 if I find them.

I've seen so many people derailed by these types of products. If Cookies are a trigger keep them out.

Wise advice. The idea is to change bad habits. We need to learn to eat healthier options, not replace old favorites with items that are similar in looks and taste. Try some treat that is totally different - healthy but delectable. Sliced fruit of your choice, topped with or dipped in ff cool whip or light whipped cream. Sliced berries in sf Jello with a dab of lite cool whip (I used to make this in a pie shell for my family but it's just as good in a pretty wine glass).

Ditto what Terry said. I'm just now on real food and thought I would try some Pop chips for s SNACK even though we're not supposed to snack, and I've been mildly dumping for a long time. And for the first time. NOT. WORTH. IT. Mainly nausea and rapid heart beat. And that was from Pop Chips probably because I ate too many too fast. I can't imagine what Cookies would do to me.

Louisville, KY ~ RNY June 2013 ~ Sent from my iPad using RNYTalk