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List Price: $17.96
Our Price: $17.95
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Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: Glucerna
EAN: 0070074596099
Feature: Xtend Sucromalt, a natural sweetener made from sugar and maltose that is absorbed slowly and helps control blood sugar
Label: Glucerna
Manufacturer: Glucerna
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: Glucerna
Release Date: 2007-03-03
Studio: Glucerna
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Features
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Xtend Sucromalt, a natural sweetener made from sugar and maltose that is absorbed slowly and helps control blood sugar
Chromium picolinate to help one's own insulin work better
5g of whole grain fiber
5g of protein per serving
Available in Crunchy Flakes and Strawberries, Crunchy Flakes and Raisins, and Crunchy Flakes and Almonds
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Another Fine Glucerna Product for Diabetics
Comment: The similar Kellogg's products are only slightly lower in total carbohydrates than Glucerna's. More importantly, one must evaluate how those carbs affect diabetics. I cannot determine for anyone else, what their glucose response is; however, for me, the initial glucose spike from Kellogg's product was significantly higher--nearly double--that for Glucerna's over the next three hours.
I suggest that all diabetics do similar tests before you settle on any cereal, including Glucerna's.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Would not recommend
Comment: I got a coupon for this and tried it. In my opinion, Kellog's Fruit Harvest is a much better option (half the cost at my store, much better taste and consistency, lower in net carbs, and way more strawberries). I was glad I got this for free, so I did not feel so bad separating out the few strawberries and throwing out the rest after trying it twice.
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