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Ice cream - Sugar free

Has anyone found a healthy ice cream?

I am looking for something with no sugar added, sweetened with Stevia or Monk fruit, and low fat.

The ones at the grocery store either have Splenda, sugar, or are high fat.

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  • I will put in a plug for buying a Ninja Creami machine. With that machine, you can turn a Protein shake into ice cream. It was a total game changer for me.

  • Sucralose is splenda

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I will put in a plug for buying a Ninja Creami machine. With that machine, you can turn a Protein shake into ice cream. It was a total game changer for me.

Halo Top is my go-to. it actually tastes like real ice cream but very low cal.

11 hours ago, liveaboard15 said:

What about this one?

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I think sucrolose is sweet n low.

Sucralose is splenda
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Thanks for the responses! I am looking for something that is 5 g of fat or less per serving, without Splenda.

I wonder if there is some sort of unsweetened ice cream, to which we can add our own Stevia…

It may be that I will just need to suck it up with the Breyers, and have small quantities. ?

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