I had one of the lo-carb wraps and was asked if I wanted chips with that.
No, I don't think they get it.
The wrap was good though.
Camille
My point is that there is no law that says that you cannot have a
low-carb wrap if you are not on a low-carb diet. Are you saying that
the only people who would ever eat a low-carb wrap are on low-carb
diets? Do they really taste that bad that only a "dieter" would eat one?
> I had one of the lo-carb wraps and was asked if I wanted chips with that.
> No, I don't think they get it.
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jmk in NC
Timber 285 - 21 Jan 2004 00:03 GMT
Those low carb wraps are great for convenience on occasion but check the stats
closely -- one of them is something like 480 calories and REAAAAALLLLLLY high
in sodium. Not exactly healthy, per say. But good for times when there's
nothing else for sure...
Cynthia Perry - 21 Jan 2004 01:05 GMT
>My point is that there is no law that says that you cannot have a
>low-carb wrap if you are not on a low-carb diet. Are you saying that
>the only people who would ever eat a low-carb wrap are on low-carb
>diets? Do they really taste that bad that only a "dieter" would eat one?
Actually, I thought mine today tasted quite good. But I admit, I had a
meal deal with diet drink and two cookies with mine.
Mind you, I'm not low carb and sugar doesn't give me cravings.
Cynthia