Question:
Where do I find SF fudgesicles???

I read on my post-op diet sheet I can have SF fudgesicles. But I've looked everywhere and can only find "No Sugar Added". Is that the same?    — Renee V. (posted on March 23, 2002)

March 22, 2002
those are the ones to buy, they are great
   — rebecca N.

March 22, 2002
Just wanted you to know that 'sugar free' and 'no sugar added' are not the same thing. There are sugar free popsicles and if you look at the label it will say that. For the frozen fruit bars, like the Dole ones, the box will say 'no sugar added'. Since those are made from fruit, they do have fructose, but there is no extra sugar added to them. You have to check the labels of 'no sugar added' products carefully. They can be pretty high in calories although not all of them are.
   — garw

March 22, 2002
Those will be fine. The fruit bars that specify no sugar added can't say that they're sugar free because they have sucrose...the natural sugar in fruits. Also isn't the lactose in the fudge bars a natual milk sugar? Hence the 'wording'. I was so shocked to discover how truly delicious these sugar free bars and popsicles are. Even my sugaraholic kids love them!
   — photographer45

March 23, 2002
SF = Sugar Free ... Yes.. No sugar added IS 'SF'
   — star .

March 23, 2002
I found sugar free fudgesicles at almost every store around here. I am in WI. Blue Bunny has some good ones. Sugar free and "no sugar added ARE different! If youre diabetic, stay away from the no sugar added stuff. Popsicle brand has good sugar free popsicles. Theyre great! Good luck!
   — Kerry P.

March 23, 2002
I just bought some from Walgreen's, their own brand.
   — ChristineB