Walden Farms Chocolate Syrup

How big is one serving to get "zero" calories???

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"Chris Braun" wrote in message
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I'm just now drinking a glass of milk with some whey protein and some
Walden Farms Calorie-Free Chocolate Syrup mixed in. I'll give this
stuff two thumbs up. It's far better than the low-cal Hershey's syrup
that we've tried -- chocolatey and sweet, but not overly sweet. It's
a bit thicker than Hershey's syrup, and I think would be nice on ice
cream, or on fruit.

Chris

I'm just now drinking a glass of milk with some whey protein and some
Walden Farms Calorie-Free Chocolate Syrup mixed in. I'll give this
stuff two thumbs up. It's far better than the low-cal Hershey's syrup
that we've tried -- chocolatey and sweet, but not overly sweet. It's
a bit thicker than Hershey's syrup, and I think would be nice on ice
cream, or on fruit.

Chris

"Chris Braun" wrote in message
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I'm just now drinking a glass of milk with some whey protein and some
Walden Farms Calorie-Free Chocolate Syrup mixed in. I'll give this
stuff two thumbs up. It's far better than the low-cal Hershey's syrup
that we've tried -- chocolatey and sweet, but not overly sweet. It's
a bit thicker than Hershey's syrup, and I think would be nice on ice
cream, or on fruit.

Chris

It is good on sliced bananas, apples, and with vanilla yogurt.

Jenn

On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 21:46:21 -0600, "Perple Gyrl"
wrote:

How big is one serving to get "zero" calories???

According to the bottle, 2 tablespoons -- about what I used in my
milk, I'd guess. They're allowed to round down if it's under 5, so
this could perhaps be 4 calories, I guess. At this level, I don't
worry about it. I expect drinking the whole bottle wouldn't be a
great idea, but I'm not tempted :-).

Chris

Ok.. I'll place my order this week.. sold!

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"Chris Braun" wrote in message
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On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 21:46:21 -0600, "Perple Gyrl"
wrote:

How big is one serving to get "zero" calories???

According to the bottle, 2 tablespoons -- about what I used in my
milk, I'd guess. They're allowed to round down if it's under 5, so
this could perhaps be 4 calories, I guess. At this level, I don't
worry about it. I expect drinking the whole bottle wouldn't be a
great idea, but I'm not tempted :-).

Chris

"JMA" wrote in message
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"Chris Braun" wrote in message
...
I'm just now drinking a glass of milk with some whey protein and some
Walden Farms Calorie-Free Chocolate Syrup mixed in. I'll give this
stuff two thumbs up. It's far better than the low-cal Hershey's syrup
that we've tried -- chocolatey and sweet, but not overly sweet. It's
a bit thicker than Hershey's syrup, and I think would be nice on ice
cream, or on fruit.

Chris

It is good on sliced bananas, apples, and with vanilla yogurt.

Jenn

I'll have to order it. I love to dip bananas in chocolate, roll in crushed
nuts and freeze. This really satisfies my sweet tooth when the chocolate
cravings hit.

Beverly

"Chris Braun" wrote in message
...
I'm just now drinking a glass of milk with some whey protein and some
Walden Farms Calorie-Free Chocolate Syrup mixed in. I'll give this
stuff two thumbs up. It's far better than the low-cal Hershey's syrup
that we've tried -- chocolatey and sweet, but not overly sweet. It's
a bit thicker than Hershey's syrup, and I think would be nice on ice
cream, or on fruit.

I'll have to try it... The hershey's was gross.