Diet fruit drinks

[Wolf]

I've found Diet Ocean Spray, 2 carbs per serving and Diet V8 Splash, 3 carbs per serving. That's a huge difference compared to standard orange juice or grape juice.

[cheryl]

OH that sounds cool, I found this 1 carb per tablespoon fat free vanilla creamer....from International...omg I just add it in and two packets of splenda, and since I am so busy in the morning all the time, I don't even have to sweat that 1-3 carbs....i drinking....cause I have messed up big time with coffee, since I drink it slow, and try to add it with my dose for a meal, I always go low....but if I didn't since it was about 6 carbs I'd end up being elevated doing this creamer has been a dream and no hydrogenated oils in them, as do regular creamers...so it has been delightful...

Cheryl

[kgm0612]

I've been drinking this since it came out on the market. It also tastes good with a shot of vodka! LOL

Karen

[notme]

I've been drinking this since it came out on the market. It also tastes good with a shot of vodka! LOL

Karen

Karen, I have told you about your breakfast drink choices! :D

I have also been drinking Ocean Spray Cran-Rasberry and Cranberry juice lite for a couple of years. I have never been a big juice fan, but I love these. My doctor was amazed at my last 24 hour urine test as I was having a protein problem and the cranberry seemed to turn it completely around.

[Alice]

I don't drink much cranberry juice (I'd rather eat those high carbs elsewhere!) but after this discussion, I checked out the new sugar-free and diet cranberry juice bottles today at the grocery store.

A couple of things:

The regular (Sweetened) cranberry juice contained 37 carbs per 8 oz. This version has corn syrup (yuck) added...

The "no sugar added" (still carbs from the juice, though) was still high at 35 carbs without the corn syrup.

I was surprised there wasn't a bigger difference than 2 carbs.

I did purchase the "diet" cranberry juice which only had a few carbs per small bottle. I like the taste of cranberry juice, but the regular is just too sweet for me...and I'm not even a low-carber.

I'm surprised at the little difference in carbs between the regular and the no-sugar added. Again...a marketing ploy...