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Silver Spoon Light Granulated Sugar

 
Description: Silver Spoon Light looks and tastes just like regular sugar but has 33% fewer calories per spoonful.

Newest Review: ... to be good and shift this last bit of baby weight I thought I would give the sweeteners another go. When down the sugar isle ... more

 ... in Tesco's however I came across this Silverspoon Light sugar. It claims to have 33% fewer calories in it than your everyday granulated sugar. This I thought is worth a try. It didn't really cost that much more than a normal bag of sugar could and still came in at costing less than £1 for a good size bag. On getting home and trying out this new sugar in a cup of tea I could honestly say that I tasted no difference from the normal sugar I buy. This is a great thing because it tastes no different but in actual ...more

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faders321
Premium Review Silver Spoon Light Granulated Sugar: 30% Less calories! How wonderful! (537 words)
by - written on 27/07/08 (Very useful, 164 readings)
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Ah sugar, what a wonderful thing it is, we all love it, a little too much in some cases. I know that I for one eat a lot more sugar than I should, but really we all need to be careful about how much of it we eat. Too much sugar can seriously affect your health, it can: ~ Make children hyper and prevent them from concentrating ~ Cause depression ~ Decay your teeth ~ Cause headaches ~ Unbalance your hormones ~ Increase fluid retention, blood pressure and cholesterol ~ Cause speed the aging process ~ Contribute to weight gain and diabetes ~ Cause hypoglycaemia So lately I've been trying to cut back on the amount of ...  Read the complete review

nursie_nursie
Premium Review No you can't have 33% more! (1195 words)
by - written on 13/05/08 (Very useful, 353 readings)
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I have never been one for lots of fatty food, actually anything greasy makes me feel sick but I do like sweet things. Not that I am always eating chocolate or anything! I have never really been one for tea and coffee but do have the occasional cup which is increasing over time from one every few weeks or months to several cups a week depending on if I fancy a cup. My other half is a tea drinker and has several cups a day. His influence has definitely affected my tea intake. The thing is I take my tea and coffee with two sugars. No I'm not sweet enough and I just don't like it without sugar. Don't anyone try and tell me it tastes the same with one sugar as it ...  Read the complete review

newby2
Premium Review Silver Spoon Light Granulated Sugar: Sweet as Sugar (222 words)
by - written on 12/11/08 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Silverspoon Light Granulated Sugar..... I have tried to use sweetener in my tea but I usually do this for a couple of months then resort back to sugar because sweeteners just aren't the same. However, because I am trying to be good and shift this last bit of baby weight I thought I would give the sweeteners another go. When down the sugar isle in Tesco's however I came across this Silverspoon Light sugar. It claims to have 33% fewer calories in it than your everyday granulated sugar. This I thought is worth a try. It didn't really cost that much more than a normal bag of sugar could and still came in at costing less than £1 for a good size ...  Read the complete review

channic
Premium Review Lighter than ordinary sugar (259 words)
by - written on 30/08/08 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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I really like the Silver Spoons resealable boxes of sugar, I find them much better to the bags as you don't find yourself making a complete mess when you open the up. So when I was in a rush I happened to pick up one of these packs of sugars without realising it was the 33% reduced sugar. By the time I noticed it was too late and I decided to keep it. I'm not usually a fan of these sugars as generally the texture is so fine that they are nothing like sugar apart from being sweet. I wasn't looking forward to trying it out but once I opened the box I found it wasn't as bad as I had expected. The sugar was very white and that bit finer than the ...  Read the complete review

 

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