Coconut Cream Decadent Dip (300 cal/15 g fat/37 g carbs) 7.5 ww pnts
Ingredients
COCONUT CREAM:
Coconut, Milk, Skim Milk, Purified Water, Fructose, Natural Coconut Flavor - Cellulose Gum, Guar Gum, Carrageenan (Natural Vegetable Stabilizers).
Chocolate Coating:
Coconut Oil, Powdered Sugar, Chocolate Liquor, Natural Vanilla Flavor, Lecithin, Salt Flour.
Allergen: Soy Ingredient (Lecithin), Dairy
Glossary of Ingredient Terms
CAROB BEAN GUM:
A food additive derived from a seed that is used as a stabilizer and food thickener.
CARRAGEENAN:
A highly valued food additive that is derived from Irish sea moss and used to control ice crystal growth in frozen products.
CELLULOSE GUM:
A food additive derived from plants and used as a thickener and/or to add texture in many processed foods. It occurs naturally in plants and is not absorbed during digestion.
COCOA (PROCESSED WITH ALKALI):
A cocoa powder that is milder, less acidic and darker than unprocessed cocoa. Also known as Dutch cocoa, this richer cocoa helps neutralize cocoa's natural acidity.
CORN SYRUP:
A thick, sweet syrup with a caramel flavor that inhibits crystallization.
CULTURED PASTEURIZED NONFAT MILK:
Milk that has been cultured for flavor and texture.
FRUCTOSE:
Fruit sugar that occurs naturally in fruit and some vegetables. It is sweeter than sucrose, (refined white sugar not used in Fruitfull®) even though it contains half of the calories. Unlike glucose, it can be used by diabetics! :)
GUAR GUM:
A water-soluble dietary fiber that can lower blood pressure by modest amounts. Used as a thickening agent to help mix normally unmixable liquids; such as water and oil.
LACTOS:
Also called milk sugar, this sugar occurs naturally in milk. It is the least sweet of all of the natural sugars.
MILK SOLIDS:
The proteins, milk sugar, and minerals in milk.
ACTIVE YOGURT CULTURES:
Lactobacillus Bulgaricus is a bacteria that assists in lactose digestion.
STREPTOCOCCUS THERMOPHILUS:
A bacteria that can protect itself by producing special enzymes that can modify and inactivate some viruses.