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KissMyConverse 06-17-2008 04:49 PM

Dessert Idea
 
Well, since ice cream and cakes are out of the question. Has anyone thought of eating frozen Cool Whip? It's great for the Atkins diet. Check it out.

JerseyGyrl 06-17-2008 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by KissMyConverse (Post 2230385)
Has anyone thought of eating frozen Cool Whip? It's great for the Atkins diet.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news...but...no, Cool Whip is not great for the Atkins diet. It contains corn syrup & high frutose corn syrup...both of which are not acceptable on Atkins.

Leenie 06-18-2008 09:01 AM

The only kind of whipped topping you want on atkins is fresh home made whipped cream (heavy cream yum)... you can even add some Davinci's sugar free flavored syrups.

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KissMyConverse 06-18-2008 04:16 PM

Ok, well you've got a point there. :foot: However if you were to indulge in some kind of sweets, wouldn't Cool Whip and a bowl of fruit be better than a bowl of Ice Cream?

JerseyGyrl 06-18-2008 04:23 PM

A bowl of fruit with real homemade whipped cream would surely be better than a bowl of ice cream:)

On the rare occasion I endulge in a treat...its ususally Fage greek yogurt with some frozen blueberries, a splash of DaVinci's syrup & chopped, toasted almonds on top! Delish!!!:)

snapless 06-18-2008 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Leenie (Post 2231346)
The only kind of whipped topping you want on atkins is fresh home made whipped cream (heavy cream yum)... you can even add some Davinci's sugar free flavored syrups.

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Just make sure you read the label on the heavy cream. I found out they are not all created equally. One brand sold here (sorry, don't have brand name) shows 1 carb per tablespoon (I'm thinking they add sugar), and the brand I use shows 0 (California Sunshine Ultrafresh).

Also, if you are a coffee or tea drinker and you like creamer in your coffee/tea (like me) - get rid of that imitation creamer and half-n-half, use heavy cream.

Leenie 06-19-2008 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by snapless (Post 2232461)
Just make sure you read the label on the heavy cream. I found out they are not all created equally. One brand sold here (sorry, don't have brand name) shows 1 carb per tablespoon (I'm thinking they add sugar), and the brand I use shows 0 (California Sunshine Ultrafresh).

Also, if you are a coffee or tea drinker and you like creamer in your coffee/tea (like me) - get rid of that imitation creamer and half-n-half, use heavy cream.


Yep.. not all is created equal Read Read Read !!

kaplods 06-19-2008 04:33 PM

I would not lay money that Cool Whip would be a better choice than ice cream, either from a calorie or carb perspective, and definitely not from a flavor perspective.

I know when I was in WW, someone passed around a "recipe" for ice cream sandwhiches. Chocolate or vanilla wafers or graham crackers with Cool Whip Light (or maybe it was Cook Whip Free) frozen between the layers. My mom made them, and they were hideous. I don't think frozen Cool Whip tastes anything like icecream. It tastes like frozen grease to me (even the light or fat free, whichever it was). Even when it's thawed, I'm not all that crazy about it, to me the vanilla tastes a little off, like it might be imitation vanilla flavoring rather than genuine vanilla.

KissMyConverse 06-25-2008 04:20 PM

All good points. Those Cool Whip sandwiches sound interesting and I bet they were created with the best intentions.

Squid 06-25-2008 04:39 PM

Heavy Cream is the best way to go. If you need crunchies add chopped nuts, sweetness -artificial sweetners.
How about combining Cream and Sugar Free Jello?

RissaIsAFatty 06-25-2008 06:15 PM

Eeewww... lol... I don't like cool whip! Maybe some homemade whipped cream would be alright, but who knows!


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