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Old July 1st, 2004, 03:36 PM
Mike
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Again with the Kool-Aid. Here is the question for the group. Which do you
think would be better for efficient weight loss with the Atkins diet? Two
quarts of Kool-Aid sweetened with a cup of Splenda, which I found out has 24
grams, or the two quarts of sugar free Kool-Aid which I think is sweetened
with the nutra sweet stuff, with 0 grams? Apparently everything I read says
nutra sweet or sucralose whatever it is, is a no no.

I have been averaging about 1/2 pound a day loss recently with the splenda
Kool-Aid so cant complain but I haven't been eating many other carbs, as I
have been eating eggs and meat at breakfast and dinner and no carbs for
lunch, just a broiled hamburger steak. I am just curious for when I add
some carbs in the form of veggies.


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Old July 1st, 2004, 04:49 PM
Cubit
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You can buy liquid splenda on the black market. It has zero carbs.

http://locarbsyrup.com/

Cubit
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"Mike" wrote in message
...
Again with the Kool-Aid. Here is the question for the group. Which do

you
think would be better for efficient weight loss with the Atkins diet?

Two
quarts of Kool-Aid sweetened with a cup of Splenda, which I found out has

24
grams, or the two quarts of sugar free Kool-Aid which I think is sweetened
with the nutra sweet stuff, with 0 grams? Apparently everything I read

says
nutra sweet or sucralose whatever it is, is a no no.

I have been averaging about 1/2 pound a day loss recently with the splenda
Kool-Aid so cant complain but I haven't been eating many other carbs, as I
have been eating eggs and meat at breakfast and dinner and no carbs for
lunch, just a broiled hamburger steak. I am just curious for when I add
some carbs in the form of veggies.




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Old July 1st, 2004, 08:08 PM
Jennifer
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Default Koo-lAid dilemna

I bought Sweetzfree and now make Splenda sweetened Koolaid with 0g carbs

www.sweetzfree.com

Jennifer


Mike wrote:
Again with the Kool-Aid. Here is the question for the group. Which do you
think would be better for efficient weight loss with the Atkins diet? Two
quarts of Kool-Aid sweetened with a cup of Splenda, which I found out has 24
grams, or the two quarts of sugar free Kool-Aid which I think is sweetened
with the nutra sweet stuff, with 0 grams? Apparently everything I read says
nutra sweet or sucralose whatever it is, is a no no.

I have been averaging about 1/2 pound a day loss recently with the splenda
Kool-Aid so cant complain but I haven't been eating many other carbs, as I
have been eating eggs and meat at breakfast and dinner and no carbs for
lunch, just a broiled hamburger steak. I am just curious for when I add
some carbs in the form of veggies.



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Old July 2nd, 2004, 02:24 AM
Mike
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"Cubit" wrote in message
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You can buy liquid splenda on the black market. It has zero carbs.


Are you sure it's zero carbs? The granulated Splenda on the box says 0
carbs per serving, but on their website, it says a cup = 24 carbs.


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Old July 2nd, 2004, 02:26 AM
FOB
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Yes, the liquid doesn't have the filler that the granulated has to fluff it
up.

In ,
Mike stated
| "Cubit" wrote in message
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|| You can buy liquid splenda on the black market. It has zero carbs.
|
| Are you sure it's zero carbs? The granulated Splenda on the box says
| 0 carbs per serving, but on their website, it says a cup = 24 carbs.


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Old July 2nd, 2004, 09:38 AM
Erika RollerGirl
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Kool-Aid so cant complain but I haven't been eating many other carbs, as I
have been eating eggs and meat at breakfast and dinner and no carbs for
lunch, just a broiled hamburger steak. I am just curious for when I add
some carbs in the form of veggies


Please eat some vegetables and get the majority of your carbs that way, trust
me, you'll regret skimping on the veggies/fiber!
 




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