fuzzybee
02-04-2007, 08:51 AM
Hi,
Hello i did a post on another forum about eating sugar free jelly for a long period to lose weight.There were replies about aspartame saying they wouldnt eat the jelly because of this ....is it that bad??
If so is there any jellies with no aspartame in?
I know jelly is called something else in the us...i think its jam in the us?
xmex
Hello i did a post on another forum about eating sugar free jelly for a long period to lose weight.There were replies about aspartame saying they wouldnt eat the jelly because of this ....is it that bad??
If so is there any jellies with no aspartame in?
I know jelly is called something else in the us...i think its jam in the us?
xmex
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fuzzybee
02-04-2007, 08:53 AM
:wave: Hi
sorry :dizzy: i have just saw that my old post has been moved to this forum and jelly is called jello in the us.
:blob_fire
sorry :dizzy: i have just saw that my old post has been moved to this forum and jelly is called jello in the us.
:blob_fire
Lenin
02-04-2007, 09:32 AM
xmwx,
I think "jelly" in the UK is JELLO or gelatine dessert in the U.S.
It's not a good everyday food becasue it is filled with artificial colors and flavors which have historically been show to be carcinogenic and then they move to a different formulation.
The aspartame is the least of the nutritional problems.
For the occasional diet aid it is a tasty, non-caloric morsel; I eat it when I get strict about my calorie intake and declare war on REAL desserts.:angel:
I think "jelly" in the UK is JELLO or gelatine dessert in the U.S.
It's not a good everyday food becasue it is filled with artificial colors and flavors which have historically been show to be carcinogenic and then they move to a different formulation.
The aspartame is the least of the nutritional problems.
For the occasional diet aid it is a tasty, non-caloric morsel; I eat it when I get strict about my calorie intake and declare war on REAL desserts.:angel: