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SF jelly

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Hanmillmum

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Just realised that the SF Robinsons jellies are no longer SF, they are now "no added sugar" and have approx. 6 carbs per pot - just a heads up for those who use these ones for basal testing in particular 🙂
 
Hanmillmum said:
Just realised that the SF Robinsons jellies are no longer SF, they are now "no added sugar" and have approx. 6 carbs per pot - just a heads up for those who use these ones for basal testing in particular 🙂
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Try the Hartley SF jelly instead 🙂 Must admit to never having seen any SF Robinsons SF Jelly.
 
Pumper_Sue said:
Try the Hartley SF jelly instead 🙂 Must admit to never having seen any SF Robinsons SF Jelly.
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Yes, I use the Harley's powders and make up 5 small pots per sachet, works out much cheaper than the ready made ones 🙂 (10 pots for about 70p 🙂)
 
Although the Hartleys are not completely carb free I believe.
 
I love sf jelly with Greek yogurt. .3g for a quarter of a packet is very good but I have never checked till now as I thought sugar free meant no sugar.
 
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