STARBUCKS DANG IT
on 10/24/08 5:48 am
They make a pumpkin spice frappucino light that has 240 calories for a venti-that's a big old drinkf or that many calories-but it's COLD. They still don't have sf pumpkin spice lattes....and I've got half a frapp I cannot finish cause I can't DO that much cold. Whine whine whine.
They are doing much better on Sugar Free and lowfat things, but the seasonal treats still need work....bah!
(But, I do have me some good old SUGAR FREE EGGNOG syrup, and you'd best believe I'm gonna be sucking down low cal egg nog all season long)
Deb, be our research patient and give it a try! I honestly think it would work!
on 10/24/08 7:01 am
You guys are kind of missing the point of the drive through (aka instant gratification, no mess, etc.....) but I want ALL the above, plus something that fits into my eating program. I'm a high maintenance girl at times.
I'm make pumpkin smoothies a lot, but I don't add coffee. Milk (or soy) pumpkin, pumpkin pie spice or just a dash of cinnamon and clove and whatever else takes my fancy. The pumpkin makes even FF milk have a thicker mouth feel (cause it has lots of fiber) and you are right, it has no flavor....so you an add it to chocolate protein drinks, etc, to boost fiber and give it a richer taste.
BUT BUT BUT-I wanted Starbucks to make me a nice hot pumpkin latte with no sugar dang it! I eat pumpkin year round, but this time of year it's in the stores too.........
I think tonight I'm gonna give a pumpkin cheese cake a whirl, I have some farmer's cheese.
Cold weather does make me crave Pumpkin too Then you add this to it!! I was thinking about adding pumpkin to yogurt and add the spice....but then I might do SF pudding instead....Ok this is your fault!!
on 10/24/08 11:25 am
Pumpkin and sugar free pudding is a good mix.
There is a difference between pre/surgery post/surgery cooking though-at least for me. Pre/surgery I focused on volume-getting the most volume for the calories. Post surgery, it's more about getting the most nutrition per volume/calories.
on 10/25/08 1:30 am