I am going to try Sweetzfree

"jamie" wrote in message
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billydee wrote:
I'm just fine at math. How about going without sweetener? You really
don't need everything to taste like the candy and sodas that made you
fat in the first place.

Nice blanket assumption, but that wasn't what made me fat.
Switching from a lifetime habit of eating fairly close to low-carb
with no weight problem, to a doctor-recommended low-fat diet for
familial high cholesterol sent my appetite out of control and made
me fat (and made my blood lipids far worse). That along with
severing a knee ligament which limited my forms of activity,
and my insurance declined repair because I can walk (but not
run, jump, or turn quickly without falling down).

My primary use for sweetener is in my decaf and in Diet Rite. As it's
non-caloric and the sucralose is only milligrams per serving, I see
no problem with that.

If you have an imagined moral problem with using sweetener in items
that most people drink or eat sweetened, feel free to kiss my
at-goal-weight-for-five-plus-years ass.

--
jamie )

Good response, Jamie. Self-righteous asshats are so annoying.

"Chet Hayes" wrote in message
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"Ernie Sty" wrote in message
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I ordered the 4-oz bottle of Sweetzfree for $58.00. It's
super-concentrated
and supposed to be equal to 96 cups sugar. I ordered it, expect
to get
it
within a week. I will report back with the results.

there's a sucker born every minute and you are living proof.

Care to elaborate on why you say that, or do you just love to insult
people?

Anyone who would spend $57 on a small bottle of artificial sweetener is
a sucker.



Are you completely stupid? A previous poster did the math for you.
Why does buying a small bottle of concentrate versus buying many boxes
of Splenda to equal that amount of sweetner make one a sucker?
Perhaps if you cooked, or had a brain, you'd realize that liquid
Splenda with zero carbs is highly preferable to using powder, which
does have carbs.

All good points, Chet, but you're wasting words on that goof. This
"billydee" posts from infantile emotion rather than any sense of reason.

"Chet Hayes" wrote in message
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"billydee" wrote in message
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"Ernie Sty" wrote in message
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I ordered the 4-oz bottle of Sweetzfree for $58.00. It's
super-concentrated
and supposed to be equal to 96 cups sugar. I ordered it, expect
to get
it
within a week. I will report back with the results.

there's a sucker born every minute and you are living proof.

Care to elaborate on why you say that, or do you just love to insult
people?

Anyone who would spend $57 on a small bottle of artificial sweetener is
a sucker.



Are you completely stupid? A previous poster did the math for you.
Why does buying a small bottle of concentrate versus buying many boxes
of Splenda to equal that amount of sweetner make one a sucker?
Perhaps if you cooked, or had a brain, you'd realize that liquid
Splenda with zero carbs is highly preferable to using powder, which
does have carbs.

All good points, Chet, but you're wasting words on that goof. This
"billydee" posts from infantile emotion rather than any sense of reason.

(jamie) wrote in message ...
billydee wrote:
I'm just fine at math. How about going without sweetener? You really
don't need everything to taste like the candy and sodas that made you
fat in the first place.

Nice blanket assumption, but that wasn't what made me fat.
Switching from a lifetime habit of eating fairly close to low-carb
with no weight problem, to a doctor-recommended low-fat diet for
familial high cholesterol sent my appetite out of control and made
me fat (and made my blood lipids far worse). That along with
severing a knee ligament which limited my forms of activity,
and my insurance declined repair because I can walk (but not
run, jump, or turn quickly without falling down).

My primary use for sweetener is in my decaf and in Diet Rite. As it's
non-caloric and the sucralose is only milligrams per serving, I see
no problem with that.

If you have an imagined moral problem with using sweetener in items
that most people drink or eat sweetened, feel free to kiss my
at-goal-weight-for-five-plus-years ass.

Whatever. Sounds like you ate too much, didn't exercise and got fat. I
doubt it was just the type of food you ate.

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"Ernie Sty" wrote in message ...
"billydee" wrote in message
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"Ernie Sty" wrote in message
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I ordered the 4-oz bottle of Sweetzfree for $58.00. It's
super-concentrated
and supposed to be equal to 96 cups sugar. I ordered it, expect to get
it
within a week. I will report back with the results.

there's a sucker born every minute and you are living proof.

Care to elaborate on why you say that, or do you just love to insult people?

Anyone who would spend $57 on a small bottle of artificial sweetener is a sucker.



Are you completely stupid? A previous poster did the math for you.
Why does buying a small bottle of concentrate versus buying many boxes
of Splenda to equal that amount of sweetner make one a sucker?
Perhaps if you cooked, or had a brain, you'd realize that liquid
Splenda with zero carbs is highly preferable to using powder, which
does have carbs.

Why do you need to use so much sweetener?

Is it really any of your business?

--
Cheri
Type 2, no meds for now.

billydee wrote in message ...


Why do you need to use so much sweetener?

"Cheri" wrote in message ...
Is it really any of your business?

Hey..I'm not the one posting how great it is to spend $60 on 4 oz of
sweetener. From what I hear, crack is cheaper than that.

"Cheri" wrote in message ...
Is it really any of your business?

Hey..I'm not the one posting how great it is to spend $60 on 4 oz of
sweetener. From what I hear, crack is cheaper than that.

Thank you.

For me, I don't like to drink water, but I like Kool-Aid. I can drink a
gallon a day, which means two cups of sugar. It's good to drink plenty of
water, especially when you're reducing your carb intake. Having Kool-Aid
around will encourage me to drink more water.


"Cheri" wrote in message
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Is it really any of your business?

--
Cheri
Type 2, no meds for now.

billydee wrote in message ...


Why do you need to use so much sweetener?

Thank you.

For me, I don't like to drink water, but I like Kool-Aid. I can drink a
gallon a day, which means two cups of sugar. It's good to drink plenty of
water, especially when you're reducing your carb intake. Having Kool-Aid
around will encourage me to drink more water.


"Cheri" wrote in message
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Is it really any of your business?

--
Cheri
Type 2, no meds for now.

billydee wrote in message ...


Why do you need to use so much sweetener?