[Abadoozy]

Anyone see these? My local grocery store carries a TON of these Blue Bunny brand no-sugar, low-fat treats. Are any of them (besides the fudgsicles) OK for SB?

Here's a link to the nutrition facts. Scroll down to see the No Sugar ones.

http://www.bluebunny.com/NutritionGu...?topcategory=3

[HunnyBee]

I want to know too!! I love Blue Bunny and it way cheaper than the other brands especially for the quality of their products.

[Ruthxxx]

There is no calorie count given as far as I can see. What are the ingredients? They might fit into your 75 calorie a day treat allowance but could screw you up too.

[Abadoozy]

The full nutrition info, including calorie count, is available by clicking on the item. Here's an example:

http://www.bluebunny.com/main.aspx?productId=228

[Barb0522]

Well, even though the calorie count is within the 75 calories, some of them contain ice cream which technically is not allowed in either phase.

[Ruthxxx]

Thanks, Barb. We don't get these in Canada so I hadn't a clue as to content.

[fireflynova]

My mom and I use the Blue Bunny Sweet FreedomŽ Fudge Lites (no sugar added), the ones she has have no ice cream products - and are 35 calories.. everything is SBD fine in those.