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What are the best tasting sugar free ice pops?

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    There is 7 grams of sugar in one popsicle. This could be enough to cause the notorious dumping syndrome, especially, if you are newly post op. If you can't do the SF, I'd advise just don't do any

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I like the tropical fruit popsical brands ones.

VSG 10/11/17
HW = 360
SW = 292
GW #1 = 220 3/7/18
Final GW #2 = 210 (6'5") [emoji256]

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Would it be really bad if I had one with sugar? The sugar free make me have a headache

1 hour ago, Ptesta said:

Would it be really bad if I had one with sugar? The sugar free make me have a Headache

There is 7 grams of sugar in one popsicle. This could be enough to cause the notorious dumping syndrome, especially, if you are newly post op.

If you can't do the SF, I'd advise just don't do any at all.

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Ice chips all day Ugh!

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