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Jello and yogurts that aren't sugar free

My sister couldn't find sugar free jello at the store and got regular jello, I'm not eating much as I'm only a few days out, but is it ok to eat them sparingly. Also what about no sugar added TCBY?

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  • Buy the sugar free box of jello and make your own. It takes just a few minutes. I believe if you stick to sugar free things you will be fine. Otherwise, just empty calories.

  • You can also try LIGHT Yoplait yogurts those are good also. Sugarfree puddings are great also. Sugarfree popsicles are great also.

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    sugar free popsicles are the way to go

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Buy the sugar free box of jello and make your own. It takes just a few minutes. I believe if you stick to sugar free things you will be fine. Otherwise, just empty calories.

Yes boxed sugar free is always an option and available.

I wouldn't try sugar anything only a few day's out, there is always a risk of dumping from the sugar content.

You can also try LIGHT Yoplait yogurts those are good also. Sugarfree puddings are great also. Sugarfree popsicles are great also.

  1. sugar free popsicles are the way to go

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