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Old 03-26-2006, 04:23 PM   #1  
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Default Vlasic pickles with splenda!

I just noticed this at the grocery yesterday. I had been getting the dill pickles but now I can have the sweet pickles that I love at only 5 calories a serving!
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Old 03-26-2006, 04:48 PM   #2  
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I tried the sugar-free pickles and I'm afraid I didn't like them. I tossed them out

I don't like things that taste *too* sweet and I've noticed that sugar-free foods sweetened with Splenda taste even sweeter than when they had sugar. Like ice cream, for example - I've bought the Splenda ice creams before and I just can't eat them, they're too sweet for me. As crazy as that sounds.
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LLV thats not a problem for me. I love sweet stuff. The sweeter the better! I do see your point about stuff with splenda. A lot of times it is sweeter then the original.
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LLV thats not a problem for me. I love sweet stuff. The sweeter the better! I do see your point about stuff with splenda. A lot of times it is sweeter then the original.
Yeah, I've just never been much of a sweet eater. I sit next to a big bowl of candy every day. And it's still sitting there. If I get a sweet tooth, I usually get out the ice cream, have 3-4 bites, then put it back. Or maybe I'll munch a small handful of M&M's or pop one or two Hershey Kisses and I'm done.

But my favorite sweet treat is my sugar-free chocolate pudding or sugar-free jello. Those I can eat and they're not too sweet for me
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Valerie Joy--wow, I can't wait to try those pickles! Thanks for sharing. BJF
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Old 03-29-2006, 04:42 PM   #6  
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I heard Splenda now makes a brown sugar blend? I haven't seen this in the store yet, but that'd be great for making cookies.
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I have seen the brown sugar splenda but haven't tried it yet!

I just bought another 2 jars of pickles today
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We have the brown sugar here in the boonies, but I haven't even looked for the pickles. The thought of eating a sweet pickle makes me cringe.
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