No Sugar but sugar?

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  • baller4284
    ADBB Amateur
    • Feb 27, 2010
    • 9

    #1

    No Sugar but sugar?

    I bought some Berstein’s Caesar Salad Dressing to help with my induction. I read the label and it is 1 carb per serving and 0g sugar… With trying to find other salad dressings and condiments to use sparingly, I started to read that most salad dressings have sugar…I go back to read the ingredients and of course sugar is listed. Dang it… I’ve had 3 TBPs in the past four days…Not using that any more…Is there a sugar free salad dressing that’s less than 2 net carbs per serving? What sauces/condiments are ok? I’m pretty much assuming with the dressing, I’m back to square one, correct?
  • atkinsgal08
    ADBB Admiral
    • Aug 23, 2007
    • 5787

    #2
    Re: No Sugar but sugar?

    No, you're not back to square one.

    There's a "rule of thumb" that many use ... if sugar isn't one of the first four ingredients and if the net carbs are 2 or less per serving, then the item should be "ok".

    Of course, some people can't tolerate any sugar.

    And ... we all have our own deal breakers ... I won't use something if it has HFCS in it (except for Worcestershire sauce) ... and I avoid corn syrup.
    J.

    "Your life will never change until you change your choices."

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    • baller4284
      ADBB Amateur
      • Feb 27, 2010
      • 9

      #3
      Re: No Sugar but sugar?

      That makes me feel good...I'll keep that in mind when looking @ different dressings and condiments... Thank for the help...Reading labels is tough,

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      • atkinsgal08
        ADBB Admiral
        • Aug 23, 2007
        • 5787

        #4
        Re: No Sugar but sugar?

        There's a section in your DANDR about reading labels ... did you find it helpful?
        J.

        "Your life will never change until you change your choices."

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        • baller4284
          ADBB Amateur
          • Feb 27, 2010
          • 9

          #5
          Re: No Sugar but sugar?

          I reread that section last night, Thanks for the tip...Thanks for the support

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