Dairy Queen has these orange creamsicles that are only 60 calories. My new favourite thing. What is

[applegrove]

your latest find.

[NYC_SKP]

1. Frozen blueberries.

Sure, they aren't as creamy as the orange creamsicles, I'll bet, but they are a great substitute for freezer treats, especially when they're big and ripe, though it's hard to tell through the bags.

[bluedigger]

2. They have DQ in Canada?

What for? Can't y'all just eat snow or something?

[applegrove]

3. LOL!

[rurallib]

4. bought some dark chocolate pieces to go with fresh cherries

I was on the edge of heaven this afternoon

[MiddleFingerMom]

5. Circle K (a convenience store here) has an INCREDIBLE sugar-free Orange Dream Slurpee.

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The stores are ubiquitous here... though the stores with this flavor in "sugar-free" are sadly few
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applegrove, I saw your spelling of "favourite" and was reminded that you're Canadian. I find that
every now and then, I have to delete the "u" from a word like "colour"... and I seriously wonder
whether I was English or Canadian in a previous life.
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Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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[applegrove]

6. I know. Sometimes I spell it without the "u". My grandparents were insistant that we kids spoke

and wrote non american english. They were anglophiles.

[RebelOne]

7. Sugar-free low-fat peanut butter fudge swirl ice cream

from Kroger along with sugar-free Smucker's chocolate fudge syrup. Pure heaven without guilt.

[femmocrat]

8. "Krema" brand peanut butter.

It is just ground peanuts. OMG, is it heavenly. I have been eating it on mini-rice cakes. Great gluten-free snack!

[TreasonousBastard]

9. No DQ's around here (sucks, I know) but 7-11 has...

a sugar-free mango Slurpee using Splenda.

Not that mango-y to me, but not bad on a hot day. 24oz is 60 calories and 24 carbs.

(And a local Magic Fountain has fat-free/sugar free frozen yogurt-- no nutritional details available)

[HopeHoops]

10. A eggplant and spinach rollatinni (sp?) at a local pizza shop/bar.

They use fried eggplant as the wrap and fill it with a cheese and spinach mixture. It's served with spaghetti, a salad, and a roll for $8.50. The last time we had it, my wife and I ate part at the restaurant, brought the rest home, and it fed three other people there. It's a "special", so it is hit or miss on finding it but I've encouraged the owner to make it a regular item. That and the mushroom ravioli (which is made on site).

I'm thinking both might have a few more than 60 calories.