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Muller Light

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Kaylz

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Is it perfectly ok to give muller light yoghurts a go? x
 
I don't see why not.....

as a type one you can try anything, work out the carbs and dose and see what the effects are.....
 
I eat muller lights sometimes although type 2 and they don't appear to have much impact on my bgs although I find the Greek no added sugar ones best x
 
Will that be light as in less fat, replaced with something else like sugar?
 
I'd always go for a full fat yoghurt out of preference but as always your meter will let you know what works for you.
 
Should be fine Kaylz, I'm a full fat yoghurt gal myself, mostly because I like my yoghurt a bit sour and very creamy 🙂. Give it a go and see what happens. I have a bit of an issue bolusing for yoghurt though, I tend to need a bit less insulin than expected, possibly because a good portion of the carbohydrate value is from milk, or some other weird reason that my brain understands but refuses to tell me 🙄
 
Don't get me wrong guys I'm usually a full fat lass myself but I got sucked in to the limited edition peanut and caramel flavour 🙄 lol x
 
Kaylz said:
Don't get me wrong guys I'm usually a full fat lass myself but I got sucked in to the limited edition peanut and caramel flavour 🙄 lol x
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I was wondering why lol. Now I fully understand, peanut and caramel flavour yummy.
 
Ljc said:
I was wondering why lol. Now I fully understand, peanut and caramel flavour yummy.
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I just couldn't resist buying it haha sounds so nice x
 
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In my experience the Muller Light yoghurts are lower in carbs than even the full fat yoghurts. Cherry Muller Light is pretty much the only thing I can eat if I've an upset stomach.
 
I have a liking for caramel. And dark chocolate
 
I have had at least 1 MullerLight yogurt a day for the last 8 months.

My Hba1c is now 38 - I hope to be insulin free soon and I have lost 6.5 stone in that time.

So yes - I reckon they are OK
 
DeusXM said:
In my experience the Muller Light yoghurts are lower in carbs than even the full fat yoghurts. Cherry Muller Light is pretty much the only thing I can eat if I've an upset stomach.
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Well the peanut caramel one comes in at around 13g carbs per pot so not bad at all x
 
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Hazel said:
I have had at least 1 MullerLight yogurt a day for the last 8 months.

My Hba1c is now 38 - I hope to be insulin free soon and I have lost 6.5 stone in that time.

So yes - I reckon they are OK
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Thanks Hazel and well done on the weight loss 🙂 x
 
Heads up for the muller light fans then Asda have them on at 10 for £3 at the mo 🙂 x
 
Hazel said:
I have had at least 1 MullerLight yogurt a day for the last 8 months.

My Hba1c is now 38 - I hope to be insulin free soon and I have lost 6.5 stone in that time.

So yes - I reckon they are OK
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Hazel, 6.5 stone, how brilliant are you. A star!
 
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