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I have been wanting to try this and finally found it today. I got the diet
version of course. Sadly there are 3g of carbs per can. So I won't be
having it often.

It's very good! Tastes just like cranberry juice but fizzy. I never liked
most juices but I do like cranberry juice.

I remember when the Dr. thought I might have GD. I was flying back to WA
from MA and was simply told to not have any sugar.

Then when my flight was cancelled, they flew me first class to Chicago, put
me up in a hotel and gave me a free breakfast. So what did I have? A full
stack of pancakes with syrup of course and a large glass of cranberry juice.
No sugar in those things. Right?

My parents were frequently going on a sugar free diet and to them sugar
means that white powdered or granular stuff. So that's what I thought it
meant too. Ha!


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I like it too, and the Pomegranate/Blueberry ones too.


"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>I have been wanting to try this and finally found it today. I got the diet
>version of course. Sadly there are 3g of carbs per can. So I won't be
>having it often.
>
> It's very good! Tastes just like cranberry juice but fizzy. I never
> liked most juices but I do like cranberry juice.
>
> I remember when the Dr. thought I might have GD. I was flying back to WA
> from MA and was simply told to not have any sugar.
>
> Then when my flight was cancelled, they flew me first class to Chicago,
> put me up in a hotel and gave me a free breakfast. So what did I have? A
> full stack of pancakes with syrup of course and a large glass of cranberry
> juice. No sugar in those things. Right?
>
> My parents were frequently going on a sugar free diet and to them sugar
> means that white powdered or granular stuff. So that's what I thought it
> meant too. Ha!
>
>



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>I like it too, and the Pomegranate/Blueberry ones too.


I haven't seen those here in the diet. Only the cranberry. But I will keep
looking


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check costco next time you go, they also have them at sams, Lee
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Really? Wow!




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what i can't remember is what size, we purchase for our business from both
sams and costco, so i do get confused as to which has what and the sizes
carried... you would be shocked if you knew how many sizes of say something
like an ordinary candy bar or potato chip comes in... so because there are
so many and we are getting lots older, we flat out keep a list of
brand/flavor/size/ and which stores have the size we want, much easier...
Lee
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On 8/25/2011 2:58 AM, Julie Bove wrote:
> I have been wanting to try this and finally found it today. I got the diet
> version of course. Sadly there are 3g of carbs per can. So I won't be
> having it often.
>
> It's very good! Tastes just like cranberry juice but fizzy. I never liked
> most juices but I do like cranberry juice.
>
> I remember when the Dr. thought I might have GD. I was flying back to WA
> from MA and was simply told to not have any sugar.
>
> Then when my flight was cancelled, they flew me first class to Chicago, put
> me up in a hotel and gave me a free breakfast. So what did I have? A full
> stack of pancakes with syrup of course and a large glass of cranberry juice.
> No sugar in those things. Right?


I've found unsweetened cranberry juice, but only at Trader Joe's.
Rather strong tasting.

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