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Old 04-16-2007, 10:00 AM   #1  
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Question Question about Creamer

At Work I have Silk (Soymilk Creamer) Is this Ph1 Legal?
Theres 15 cal per TBSP 1 g of fat and less than 1 gram of sugar
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It sounds OK to me, just make sure that 1 gram of fat isn't saturated fat or hydrogenized fat. Doesn't Silk make a non-fat creamer? I like soy milk in my coffee and use 7th Continent non-fat vanilla flavored soymilk.
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The GFGC book says Non Dairy Liquid creamers Light are OK with 2 carbs and 2 fat per 2 T. I hope this helps.
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Thanks Ladies! I have to be careful with NonFat anything b/c it usually has higher sugar (because of my WLS) that's why i can't do Nonfat half and half
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