I was curious too.Wow! Marie 2, there's so much different in the US than the UK.
Not sure what "fruit leathers" are though, sounds intriguing.
As a T2D on orals, these would be problematic to say the least. Who needs a Glucose Challenge test when you've got them here in the lunchbox? in the old days, leathers performed the function of keeping the rain out Amazing how language evolves.Lol...............things have weirdly different names sometimes!!!!! I'm sure you have them, maybe????
"Fruit leathers, sometimes referred to as fruit rolls or Fruit Roll-ups, are popular dried food snacks. They are formed when fruit is pureed (generally from a concentrate when mass-produced) cooked, dried, and rolled or cut out (for easy storage and packaging). The sticky solution is then spread on a nonstick surface on which it is dried."
They had managed to get fruit leathers to be qualified as a serving of fruit for school lunches. But most fruit leathers are almost a junk food/candy with a mixed fruit concentrate, flavor and sugar added. A natural company makes them with the pure fruit listed as the concentrate and no sugar added. More fruit was in them, but because they didn't have the added sugar they didn't meet the weight requirement for the serving of fruit. They did manage to get them to qualify after appealing and submitting more information.
But think of dried fruit, but guaranteed sweet because of it being concentrated. And then the fact that most have added sugar!
And as a T1 they sound like a tasty hypo treatment, even without the added sugar. A nice variation on my trusty winegums and licorice.As a T2D on orals, these would be problematic to say the least.
Nope.So does that means you guys don't have fruit leathers or rollups???
Watch out. Contains Maltodextrin which is pure starch similar to cornstarch. It is a polysaccharide that acts like a sugar, but is not classed as a sugar so appears in name only in the ingredients but is not added to the of sugars value. It has a laxative effect.We do have them in the UK. Marketed at kids and lunch boxes
https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/309188051
@valann just to chime in on hypos. If low carb has the effect on your levels that we and you hope, you may find that these become an issue and you'll need to consult with your team to reduce your diabetic meds. Some T2s have even come off insulin as a result of low carb, but you'll have to wait and see what it does for you.
Good luck.
"Blazing Saddles"? If you are thinking of post bean effects..Paint Your Wagon,
Possibly. I have not seen either film. Just vague memories of a newsclip on TV."Blazing Saddles"? If you are thinking of post bean effects..
Possibly. I have not seen either film. Just vague memories of a newsclip on TV.
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