RE: Re: Blue Bunny Bars - Deb

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Exactly. It is apparently very good. I've never seen it here.

Re: Blue Bunny Bars - Deb

What's Blue Bunny ice cream? do they make a low sugar/low carb ice

cream or something? Is it available in the US.

I miss ice cream so bad. I want ice cream.

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>

>Blue Bunny is the name of a company that makes ice cream using Splenda as a

>sweetener. Walmart and I believe, Krogers, carry Blue Bunny products.

>

>Look in the ice cream section of any of the grocery stores. Most of them

>carry a low carb ice cream. I would suggest that you test after eating the ice

>cream. It does cause some people's bg to go up.

>

>Another suggestion. Some people can eat a small amount of regular ice cream

>without it affecting their bg's. You may want to try that also.

>

>Eunice

>

This is the stuff that confuses me. It seems there is a great variety in terms

of what foods various people will react to, so that nobody is able to give me

any kind of specific advice regarding what I can or can not eat. It seems I

have to figure this all out for myself.

So far, however, since being diagnosed just this weekend, I have avoided carbs

and sugar like the plague.

Yesterday, 3 eggwhites with cheddar cheese, 3 hamburger patties, one serving

peas (which I have since learned carry excessive sugar).

Today, 3 eggwhites, small bowl of Fiber one, celery and peanut butter, salad

with tuna.

At this rate I suspect I WILL lose weight, if I can keep this up. I feel tired,

though, and wonder if perhaps my bg hasn't gone too low, now.

I haven not yet procured a glucose meter, as the drug store is giving me a run

around about my insurance and I don't get paid until tomorrow so that I can just

buy the damned thing.

Some ice cream sure sounds good about now...

tony

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Tony I am not saying my diet is perfect but it works for me. Everyone is

different I know so test 2 hours after a meal will tell you what bothers you. I

have coffee with coffeemate and Splenda, 1/2 cup of 1 minute oatmeal (not

instant) with splenda, little margarine and some milk in it. 1/2 orange or some

berries or 1/8 cantaloupe for breakfast. Then on Sunday I do have a whole wheat

waffle with turkey bacon or 2 pieces of whole wheat toast sugarfree with

sugarfree jelly, a whole scrambled egg and turkey bacon, go low carb at lunch

and never fried food, I consider 1/2 cup a serving. Broccoli, string beans and

things that grow above ground are good..I can eat potatoes either kind and they

do not bother me (could be the small servings) and for supper I have a half

sandwich with sliced meat, lettuce, tomato and Swiss cheese or Swiss cheese

toast and some olives.

I have had so many people that want to know what I did to loose weight ask me

for what I eat I have typed it out and have it on Microsoft word if anyone wants

it. I eat the Blue Bunny bars also and my Bg's stay between 70-110 I have lost

over 35 pounds since June 24th. But I am not a food craver so that has helped. I

will be happy to send anyone this that would like it. I also eat out almost

every day. Helen

Re: Re: Blue Bunny Bars - Deb

>

>Blue Bunny is the name of a company that makes ice cream using Splenda as a

>sweetener. Walmart and I believe, Krogers, carry Blue Bunny products.

>

>Look in the ice cream section of any of the grocery stores. Most of them

>carry a low carb ice cream. I would suggest that you test after eating the

ice

>cream. It does cause some people's bg to go up.

>

>Another suggestion. Some people can eat a small amount of regular ice cream

>without it affecting their bg's. You may want to try that also.

>

>Eunice

>

This is the stuff that confuses me. It seems there is a great variety in

terms of what foods various people will react to, so that nobody is able to give

me any kind of specific advice regarding what I can or can not eat. It seems I

have to figure this all out for myself.

So far, however, since being diagnosed just this weekend, I have avoided carbs

and sugar like the plague.

Yesterday, 3 eggwhites with cheddar cheese, 3 hamburger patties, one serving

peas (which I have since learned carry excessive sugar).

Today, 3 eggwhites, small bowl of Fiber one, celery and peanut butter, salad

with tuna.

At this rate I suspect I WILL lose weight, if I can keep this up. I feel

tired, though, and wonder if perhaps my bg hasn't gone too low, now.

I haven not yet procured a glucose meter, as the drug store is giving me a run

around about my insurance and I don't get paid until tomorrow so that I can just

buy the damned thing.

Some ice cream sure sounds good about now...

tony

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Kroger's here in ton, WV doesn't carry Blue Bunny; I've looked

for it.

Re: Re: Blue Bunny Bars - Deb

>

>Blue Bunny is the name of a company that makes ice cream using Splenda

as a

>sweetener. Walmart and I believe, Krogers, carry Blue Bunny products.

>