If you are craving caramel or candy, try this.

[LaurenKorea 1]

Since my surgery since June 26th, I have not had any real sweets. Today I found some sugarfree Werther's Orginal Classic Cream candies. I live in Korea now so options are limited. Anyways, it tastes just like the regular ones. I also got 40g packs of chicken breast Jerky. (Only 109 calories for the whole bag!)

Here is the nutritional information for the candy.< /p>

70g per bag

10g per serving-approximately 3 candies

calories-29

carbs-8.7g

sugar-o

protein-0

fat-0.9g

saturated fat-0.6g

trans fat-under 0.5g

cholesterol-0g

Made with isomalt.

I thought this was a great find but if anyone feels differently, I would appreciate your feedback. We do not have sugarfree popsicles and other low cal goodies in Korea so this is probably going to be my only sweets allowed. ( I eat 2-3 a day)

[feedyoureye 3,087]

I love those too. I get the hard kind, they even come in coffee or mint flavors. I just keep it down to three a day.

[HDubSleevery 25]

When I was pregnant, they had these great lollipops that helped with nausea. I completely forgot how satisfying hard candy can be since then. I may have to pick up some of these the next time I am out. Thanks for the recommendation!

[kellyw74 258]

I have the Werther's sugar free hard candies too. I have one every once in a while. I also like the sugar free Russel Stover candy. The Peanut Butter cups are really good. Reese's makes sugar free cups also, but Russel Stover's are better believe it or not!

Kelly

[SKCUNNINGHAM 298]

I try to stay away from hard candies. The less I have sugary candy (whether real or fake) in the mouth, the better I do. My "treats" for the day are the two Calcium chews I take. I use the ones that are the consistency of caramels. They come in chocolate, caramel or vanilla flavors. SInce I'm not eating candies - these taste GREAT to me.

Now, I do upon occasion use SF popsicles or SF fudgesicles (rarely) or SF pudding. If I didn't have access to those - I might not draw such a hard line on the candies.

Good luck to you!

[LaurenKorea 1]

I love those too. I get the hard kind, they even come in coffee or mint flavors. I just keep it down to three a day.

ooh~ that sounds good. I tried to keep it under 3 a day also but I keep looking at it.

[LaurenKorea 1]

I try to stay away from hard candies. The less I have sugary candy (whether real or fake) in the mouth, the better I do. My "treats" for the day are the two calcium chews I take. I use the ones that are the consistency of caramels. They come in chocolate, caramel or vanilla flavors. SInce I'm not eating candies - these taste GREAT to me.

Now, I do upon occasion use SF popsicles or SF fudgesicles (rarely) or SF pudding. If I didn't have access to those - I might not draw such a hard line on the candies.

Good luck to you!

I had surgery in one of the hottest summers in Korea so I would have given my soul for some SF popsicles! I envy you guys in the stateside. I will not make this a habit. I was just afraid I would start eating regular candy. I teach here so I always have a box full of them on my desk.

[LaurenKorea 1]

I have the Werther's sugar free hard candies too. I have one every once in a while. I also like the sugar free Russel Stover candy. The Peanut Butter cups are really good. Reese's makes sugar free cups also, but Russel Stover's are better believe it or not!

Kelly

How surprising! I only remember eating stover's candy on Valentine's day. They weren't that great. I never liked Peanut Butter cups but you got me craving for one.

[LaurenKorea 1]

When I was pregnant, they had these great lollipops that helped with nausea. I completely forgot how satisfying hard candy can be since then. I may have to pick up some of these the next time I am out. Thanks for the recommendation!

You are so very welcome!~ We are all here to give each other ideas right? I swear I am so obssesed with this site. Whenever I eat something questionable, I come here to search for others who've done the same.