Is this HFI safe for Thanksgiving

[Kelly Grace]

Saw this on the Diabetic Friendly website, and was wondering if this s/f pumpkin filling would be HFI safe. It does say is contains pumpkin solids and is sweetened with aspartame.

diabeticfriendly.com/sasulowfatno.html.

[Tammy]

My old ancient lists say no squash or pumpkins of any kind. So the pumpkin solids would not let me give it a try for Regina, even though she does fine on aspartame even on a daily basis.

I've never given her any to try, so maybe my old info will be wrong and she can have a new pie for Thanksgiving?

How about the rest of you? I'll be anxiously waiting your answers, too. After all, she now just adores popcorn, peanuts and olives!!!!

[millan]

I would not eat anything with pumpkin or squash either.
But then, I mostly try to stay away from aspartame as well. Mainly because the taste makes me feel sick, even though I might tolerate it digestive-wise.

Oh, and I also eat popcorn, peanuts and olives (but only popcorn in any large amounts).

[colormist]

Pumpkin has a lot of fructose on it based on the nutrition data website: www.nutritiondata.com/facts/vegetables-and-vegetable-products/2602/2

They don't give a breakdown of the types of sugars, but since it's a squash and squash are bad, that 8g is enough to steer me clear of anything pumpkin.

[Kelly Grace]

Thanks for getting back with me in reference to the sugar-free pumpkin mix.

I'll stick with her favorite sugar-free pudding pie with s/f cool whip on Turkey Day.

Thanks again.