At the Pathmark supermarket today I found
Bryers Carbsmart Ice Cream.
It was on sale for $1.88 for a half gallon.

They had chocolate, vanilla and strawberry.
It is sweetened with Splenda.
The label says 4 Net Carbs for a 1/2 cup serving.

Total Carbohydrates 10g
Fibre 3g
Sugars 4g
Sugar Alcohol 3g

I bought all the flavors.
Yum Yum
It tastes just like regular Ice Cream.
It is marked Kosher/Dairy.

The only hard part is stopping at 1/2 cup.

PJ

Does "1/2" mean "one OR two" cups? Yeah, one or two cups of ice cream sounds good to me! Now
where did I put that (hot) chocolate fudge, walnuts in maple syrup, maraschino cherries and
Redi Whip??? Oh, right. My life insurance doesn't cover suicide |-(

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Steve
T2 since 9/29/03


"Peanutjake" wrote in message
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At the Pathmark supermarket today I found
Bryers Carbsmart Ice Cream.
It was on sale for $1.88 for a half gallon.

They had chocolate, vanilla and strawberry.
It is sweetened with Splenda.
The label says 4 Net Carbs for a 1/2 cup serving.

Total Carbohydrates 10g
Fibre 3g
Sugars 4g
Sugar Alcohol 3g

I bought all the flavors.
Yum Yum
It tastes just like regular Ice Cream.
It is marked Kosher/Dairy.

The only hard part is stopping at 1/2 cup.

PJ

"Pin-prick Steve" wrote in message
...
Does "1/2" mean "one OR two" cups? Yeah, one or two cups of ice cream
sounds good to me! Now
where did I put that (hot) chocolate fudge, walnuts in maple syrup,
maraschino cherries and
Redi Whip??? Oh, right. My life insurance doesn't cover suicide |-(

It means one half cup. In other words, 4 ounces.

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I've been loving the chocolate for awhile now.

Add some nuts and a dollop of whipped cream and you feel very decadent!

Jennifer


Peanutjake wrote:
At the Pathmark supermarket today I found
Bryers Carbsmart Ice Cream.
It was on sale for $1.88 for a half gallon.

They had chocolate, vanilla and strawberry.
It is sweetened with Splenda.
The label says 4 Net Carbs for a 1/2 cup serving.

Total Carbohydrates 10g
Fibre 3g
Sugars 4g
Sugar Alcohol 3g

I bought all the flavors.
Yum Yum
It tastes just like regular Ice Cream.
It is marked Kosher/Dairy.

The only hard part is stopping at 1/2 cup.

PJ

Redi Whip??? Oh, right. My life insurance doesn't cover suicide |-(

--
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T2 since 9/29/03


Read the label on the Reddi-Whip, you'll be suprised.
I have it on SF jello all the time.
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I'll have to look for that. I've been craving some good ice cream, and
I just don't quite trust the ones that say sugar free, but have just
as many carbs as the regular brands. Wonder if we can requst flavors?
Rocky Road or Mint Chocolate Chip sound good, my dad would probably
like to have some Cherry Cordial again.

Another good one I've found at Wal-Mart is called LeCarb, also
sweetened with Splenda. It's pretty expensive, though - $2.20 or so
for a pint (ouch!), but they have flavors like chocolate almond,
lemon, french vanilla, cinnamon... the flavors are very subtle, and
total carbs per 1/2 cup serving runs between 4-6.

Lori
T2 since 2/97


On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 16:46:11 -0500, "Peanutjake"
wrote:

At the Pathmark supermarket today I found
Bryers Carbsmart Ice Cream.
It was on sale for $1.88 for a half gallon.

They had chocolate, vanilla and strawberry.
It is sweetened with Splenda.
The label says 4 Net Carbs for a 1/2 cup serving.

Total Carbohydrates 10g
Fibre 3g
Sugars 4g
Sugar Alcohol 3g

I bought all the flavors.
Yum Yum
It tastes just like regular Ice Cream.
It is marked Kosher/Dairy.

The only hard part is stopping at 1/2 cup.

PJ

Another good one I've found at Wal-Mart is called LeCarb, also
sweetened with Splenda. It's pretty expensive, though - $2.20 or so
for a pint (ouch!)

I don't think that's expensive at all.
In my area a decent pint of ice cream sells for that and usually more.

Regards
Bill

The ice cream that I like is Blue Bunny sweeted with Splenda also.
They have several flavors available such as my favorite Tin Roof.

It is available at Wal-Mart.

Later
Wayne

"Wmkcross" wrote in message
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Another good one I've found at Wal-Mart is called LeCarb, also
sweetened with Splenda. It's pretty expensive, though - $2.20 or so
for a pint (ouch!)

I don't think that's expensive at all.
In my area a decent pint of ice cream sells for that and usually more.

Regards
Bill

Gee! You're being ripped off.

Maybe you should consider moving to a lower cost neighborhood.
PJ

In article , "Peanutjake"
writes:


"Wmkcross" wrote in message
...
Another good one I've found at Wal-Mart is called LeCarb, also
sweetened with Splenda. It's pretty expensive, though - $2.20 or so
for a pint (ouch!)

I don't think that's expensive at all.
In my area a decent pint of ice cream sells for that and usually more.

Regards
Bill

Gee! You're being ripped off.

Maybe you should consider moving to a lower cost neighborhood.
PJ



Nah, that is everywhere.. Specialty icecreams such as Ben and Jerrys or Hagen
Daz sell for anywhere from 2.50 a pint on sale up to 4.00. Per pint..
So for a pint of LeCarb 2.20 is just fine..
As always YMMV and this is JMO
Jeanne Type 2 Diagnosed 05/28/02
189/154/120

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 12:22:46 -0600, chilimac
wrote:

The ice cream that I like is Blue Bunny sweeted with Splenda also.
They have several flavors available such as my favorite Tin Roof.

It is available at Wal-Mart.

I've seen and tried those, too. They're no sugar added, but they're
not low carb. They still hit my glucose levels fairly strong, but not
like regular ice cream does. If I can find the low carb stuff, it
usually doesn't have much impact at all.

Lori
T2 since 2/97

____

Lori

"Jmmbear" wrote in message
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Nah, that is everywhere.. Specialty icecreams such as Ben and Jerrys or
Hagen
Daz sell for anywhere from 2.50 a pint on sale up to 4.00. Per pint..

Here that stuff is more like $5.00 a pint! But my family prefers the
individual Hershey things that cost about $1 each. That's still cheaper
than what comes off the ice cream truck.

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In article , "Julie Bove"
writes:


Here that stuff is more like $5.00 a pint! But my family prefers the
individual Hershey things that cost about $1 each. That's still cheaper
than what comes off the ice cream truck.

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http://users.bestweb.net/~jbove/




Dang that is expensive.. Anything is cheaper than the ice cream truck... LOL

As always YMMV and this is JMO
Jeanne Type 2 Diagnosed 05/28/02
189/154/120

In article ,
(Jmmbear) wrote:

In article , "Julie Bove"
writes:


Here that stuff is more like $5.00 a pint! But my family prefers the
individual Hershey things that cost about $1 each. That's still cheaper
than what comes off the ice cream truck.

--
Type 2
http://users.bestweb.net/~jbove/




Dang that is expensive.. Anything is cheaper than the ice cream truck... LOL

I got the Sunday sections for the NY Times today (advantages of home
delivery!). There's a $1 off coupon for Breyers or Klondike (!) low carb
ice-cream.

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AF
"Non Sequitur U has a really, really lousy debate team."
--artyw raises the bar on rec.sport.baseball

"Alice Faber" wrote in message
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I got the Sunday sections for the NY Times today (advantages of home
delivery!). There's a $1 off coupon for Breyers or Klondike (!) low carb
ice-cream.

Nobody in this house would eat low carb ice cream. I hate ice cream of any
sort and the other two will only eat the real stuff. Plus, I try not to buy
anything with sugar alcohols in it.

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