No. But those Miracle Noodles, with no calories, no gluten, etc. look completely wierd. Maybe I'll try them and see how I like them. Can't believe they have zero calories though . . . and I wonder what the main ingredients are.
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On spot PB and I've no doubt you've noticed anything labeled as "low fat" is best avoided since that fat is almost always replaced with simple sugars.
Speaking of which, I recently visited to a yogurt self serve shop and noted the "no or low fat" stuff had TWICE as many calories as the good stuff.......with fat!
I'm sure some noted Time magazine front page pic a few weeks ago and follow up article. The bottom line, both adults and kidos have GAINED WEIGHT ever since the onset of the "no or low fat" craze which began in the 1980s.
Yep again all that fat was replaced with something WORSE, an overabundance of rapidly absorbed and metabolized simple sugars which were promptly converted into FAT.
This craze also compelled many to reduce or eliminate their exercise, in part because of the "insulin crash" but also because many actually believed exercise was "no longer necessary" (at least to some extent) since they were eating "no-low fat healthy products"!
