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10 Cal jelly.

SuNuman

SuNuman

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Hi everyone. Can we eat those 10 cal ready made jelly pots? Think the ones I have seen are Hartleys. I cannot see any sugar listed and the carbs are less than 0.5. Thanks all. I’m watching Coron at mo. X
 
SuNuman said:
Hi everyone. Can we eat those 10 cal ready made jelly pots? Think the ones I have seen are Hartleys. I cannot see any sugar listed and the carbs are less than 0.5. Thanks all. I’m watching Coron at mo. X
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Hi Su

I buy Hartley jelly the ones you make up with water occasionally, I am type 1 and spike terribly with lots of food but have no problem with these. Less than 0.5G carbs. Lovely with a bit of double cream. I think the jelly pots look almost identical to the powder sachets. Definitely worth trying just check how you react, I would bet you will be fine, Enjoy!
 
I have them, although only half a pot at a time as I'm sensitive to the sweetener they use (no BS impact, more TMI).
 
They do two versions, sugar free and one with sugar.

The sugar free ones are fine. I have them occasionally to give my brain the illusion of a desert after a meal and don't want greek yogurt. Raspberry flavour and add a few real berries.
 
Hertfordshiremum said:
Hi Su

I buy Hartley jelly the ones you make up with water occasionally, I am type 1 and spike terribly with lots of food but have no problem with these. Less than 0.5G carbs. Lovely with a bit of double cream. I think the jelly pots look almost identical to the powder sachets. Definitely worth trying just check how you react, I would bet you will be fine, Enjoy!
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Thank you. X
 
Sax said:
They do two versions, sugar free and one with sugar.

The sugar free ones are fine. I have them occasionally to give my brain the illusion of a desert after a meal and don't want greek yogurt. Raspberry flavour and add a few real berries.
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Sounds good. X
 
I like the Hartley's sugar free ones. Lovely with a splash of single cream as a sweet treat.
 
Riva_Roxaban said:
I have just looked at their strawberry jelly pots, and they have 14 grams carbs per pot, or 11 grams / 100 grams. the sugar free Aeroplane Lite jelly we buy have less than 0.5 grams carbs for both serves and per 100 grams.
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The 10 cal range is around 0.3g carbs per pot
 
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