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09/20/09 11:08 PM

"What would the lowest carb and sugar foods be to dip into sugar-free chocolate fondu?"
Asked By: cdodge@faystonelementary.org  
Category: Food and Nutrition

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I am currently doing Atkins and am doing very, very low carbs.

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09/29/09 03:35 PM

Um sounds good! I would suggest fruit such as raspberries, or pieces of pear or strawberries. 1/2 fresh large pear, 1 cup raspberries or 1 1/4 cup strawberries all contain the same amount of carb (15 grams or 1 carb serving). Enjoy!
Answered By: Donna Yuscavage
Accreditations: RN, BSN, CDE
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