Thursday morning: Hi blog friends. I have been very busy and found this post in my draft list. I first wrote this back in August. Wow…Lot’s have changed since then. I live up north and the Dairy Queen opened last week, after being closed all winter. I got a small vanilla cone. But this is a post about my favorite ice cream treat.
(I lost weight at our last Weight Watcher’s meeting.) (I am busy trying to be gainingfully employed, figuring out our 2008 taxes with Turbo Tax and trying to figure out the Ticket to Work and AATakecharge.) So enjoy this post.
Naturalgal
August 2008
A couple days ago I told you what I had for dinner and said we had a treat of Julie’s Organic Ice Cream….I couldn’t find the website for it because I thought it said, “Jules,” but it was “Julie’s” ….I don’t know why it didn’t show up in the web search…anyway….that is really good stuff.
Here’s the website
Oh, my goodness! I just figured out the point in this. You use a slide-rule type card that you get from Weight Watchers and take the calories….270 and line it up with the dietary fiber…..NONE in this case. You you then pull up the card in the window and line it up….yikes it 7 points!!!! practically a meal. If you have this slide-rule type thing it is easy to figure out the points…
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April 10, 2009 at 3:01 am
giannakali
the thing that bugs me about these “health food” products is that the labeling is designed to deceive.
Evaporated cane juice is sugar, is sugar, is sugar.
Fine…people can have treats from time to time…I do too…but this deceptive marketing and labeling is fraud in my mind and some people don’t understand what the labeling means.
and junk food is junk food even if it’s organic.
I do buy my husband treats and I have one bite of whatever it is I get him. I’m too sensitive in general to eat something like this at this point in my withdrawal…
I DON’T have an objection to people eating whatever they want…it’s just the marketing and deception I don’t like.