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Leadinglights
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Looks as if it will be full of sweetener like erythritol given the warning about the laxative effect.
May not be all that low carb, it is assumed that sugar free is suitable for diabetics whereas it may not.
OMG. My teeth...
Martin.A
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I thought that labelling product as suitable for diabetics was no longer allowed, and hasn't been for several years.
www.diabetes.org.uk
‘Suitable for diabetics’ labels off the shelves from today
A change in food regulation means that from today manufacturers will no longer be able to label food as ‘diabetic’ or ‘suitable for diabetics’.Diabetes UK has welcomed the change and has lobbied for over 30 years for the end of the labels which incorrectly imply a health benefit for people with...
trophywench
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Well if they tried to get any major supermarket chain to stock it, then they'd get a great big NO. However, I've not seen any rock for sale in any supermarket chain at UK holiday resorts - certainly not in Tesco's at Skegness or Statham, Morrison's at Blackpool or Asda at Hull anyway.
But I doubt very much whether they'd even try. I have never liked it much at all even as a little kid anyway - so have deliberately shunned it and bought something entirely different for our grandchildren if I felt they'd ever expect anything - such as eg toy Light Sabres from Walsall Illuminations - cos they sold them there outside the park gardens where that event had been held ever since I was little so we took grandson and his younger sis cos i thought they'd like it and they did. Daughter said the other day she'd had to ask Tim (now aged about 25) after he finally moved out, having bought a new house of their own with his (now long term) partner, whether he still wanted it, cos she was now going to blitz his (their) bedroom at her house and had just found that he'd kept it ever since he was little!
You also have to remember that you are a savvy T2 ......
But I doubt very much whether they'd even try. I have never liked it much at all even as a little kid anyway - so have deliberately shunned it and bought something entirely different for our grandchildren if I felt they'd ever expect anything - such as eg toy Light Sabres from Walsall Illuminations - cos they sold them there outside the park gardens where that event had been held ever since I was little so we took grandson and his younger sis cos i thought they'd like it and they did. Daughter said the other day she'd had to ask Tim (now aged about 25) after he finally moved out, having bought a new house of their own with his (now long term) partner, whether he still wanted it, cos she was now going to blitz his (their) bedroom at her house and had just found that he'd kept it ever since he was little!
You also have to remember that you are a savvy T2 ......
nonethewiser
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Always hated rock, just can't abide stuff same with candy floss, nowt to do with diabetes.
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