Not that I am eager to have some jelly lol
this is what was sent and they reply at the botton
can i have hartleys sugar free jelly if so which ones and what ingreadients to i have to look out for
many thanks
Rob B
Diet & Nutrition Advisor
Staff
Posted on: 13 April 2012 10:10 AM
Hi Rachael,
Yes sugar free jelly should cause you no problems at all, we know many customers who use it without causing any issues.
Kind Regards,
Rob
http://www.slimandsave.co.uk
rachael
User
Posted on: 13 April 2012 09:34 PM
> Hi Rachael, Yes sugar free jelly should cause you no problems at all, we know many customers who use
> it without causing any issues. Kind Regards, Rob Please note if we close your ticket you can still
> re-open it by replying to the ticket or logging into our support site and going to your ticket
> history.
http://www.slimandsave.co.uk
Hmmm just want to double check as after reading this and running to supermarket to get some I noticed all the pre made jelly pots contained citric acid which I thought was a big no no? I ended up getting the sugar free packet jelly mix and made up my own which is currently setting in the fridge as didn't want to risk it. The sachet jelly mix doesn't contain citric acid but does contain aspartame. It also contains fumaric acid and adipic acid
should i be avoiding citric acid ?
and can i buy the pre made hartleys jelly
Rob B
Diet & Nutrition Advisor
Staff
no I think that you need to be looking at the jelly powdered ones.
Kind Regards,
Rob