Carb Control yogurt?

  • I know you're supposed to have just plain yogurt on phase 1...but do you think this would be okay? It's sweetened with Splenda.

    Calories 60
    Calories from fat 25
    Total fat 3 g
    Saturated fat 2 g
    Cholesterol 10 mg
    Sodium 25 mg
    Potassium 80 mg
    Total Carbohydrate 3 g
    Dietary Fiber 0 g
    Sugars 1 g
    Protein 5 g

    Ingredients: Water, skim milk, cream, milk protein, then less than 1% of a whole bunch of things I can't pronounce
  • I already asked about this...and the answer I got was "not phase I, but in phase II"
  • Oh. Darn. Thanks for answering, though.
  • No problemo....I think it was Ruth that answered me before, and she recommended Blue Bunny Lite 85 Vanilla for when we get off P1!
  • I answered but didn't recommend Blue Bunny. We can't get that here in the Great White North where the current temperature is 87ºF at the moment!
  • By the way, around here, carb reduced products are more expensive than the regular lower fat ones! Choose wisely and save a bundle.
  • I'll just have to wait for phase 2 for my vanilla yogurt craving. Another question...has anyone yet tried a vanilla "shake" with plain yogurt, vanilla, milk, etc? Wonder if it would work...
  • See I used the carb stuff for Phase 1 and lost. I can't find ANYTHING in my parts that doesn't have about 18g of sugar per serving!! And that's plain yogurt.

    So, when the Carb Control by Dannon goes on sale, I get it and eat that...
  • I was the one that recommended Blue Bunny Lite 85 for phase 2 or Kroger Lite which is pretty much the same thing. Stay away from cream.

    I haven't tried the shake but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
  • I made the shake, it's pretty good. I used 1/2 cup yogurt, 1/4 cup milk, 1 tsp vanilla, 2 or so Tblsp of Splenda (how much are you SUPPOSED to use I added more a couple of times because it wasn't at all sweet), and 4 or 5 ice cubes. Not nearly as good as a regular vanilla shake obviously, but hey, no ice cream here, and I'll be better off for it.
  • I think yogurt is a great thing to add to shakes. I add it to protein shakes made with silken tofu to cut the soy taste. Just a little and it goes a long way. I usually make my own homemade yogurt but got lazy and bought Dannon's "Light and Fit" thinking it was OK for P1 but then I looked at the ingredients and saw cornstarch and fructose. Ooops! Guess I'll save it for P2