Sugar Free Pudding -Is it Clean???

[Jennifit]

This probably has been asked before, but I am wondering if sugar free instant pudding is a clean food? Please say, 'YES!" (I know it is going to be a big NO!!)

 

[tneah]

60 calories? Oh please, if you were dieting for a show or something, then no, cause all thats on that menu is broccoli and halibut!}(

 

[allwildgirl]

Did you drop it on the floor? No? Clean!

 

[CollinsMom]

>Did you drop it on the floor? No? Clean!
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LMAO!

 

[catwoman]

I don't consider anything with artificial sweetener "clean". Something about all those man-made chemicals that they've dubbed "sweeteners" just doesn't appeal to me as a "clean" food.

 

[kathryn]

>I don't consider anything with artificial sweetener "clean".
>Something about all those man-made chemicals that they've
>dubbed "sweeteners" just doesn't appeal to me as a "clean"
>food.

I agree.

I'd look at the ingredients of anything before considering it edible. If anything in it didn't come from nature, I pass. "Sugar-free" usually means artificial sweeteners (while "no artificial sweeteners" usually means sugar!).

Think whole foods, as nature intended (which I prefer to the term 'clean' foods).

Of course, just because it isn't 'clean' doesn't mean you can't have it as an occasional treat. The important thing is knowing the difference between 'food' and 'treats.'

 

[fit_fairy]

>Of course, just because it isn't 'clean' doesn't mean you can't have >it as an occasional treat. The important thing is knowing the >difference between 'food' and 'treats.

Exactly!!

Oh, and LOL at Shelly's response :7

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[tneah]

Hell, if a 60 calorie small thingy of pudding is a "treat", than I say, go for the real deal instead!:7