Why isn't there any protein ice cream from Oh! That would be a great idea, preferably in different flavors. Sugar-free and high in protein, who wouldn't go for it ;) They've already done a great job with pudding, quark and cream cheese. I'm a fan, but ice cream is still missing from the range. What does the community think? ;)
It's the media and the sugar industry that are still misrepresenting sweeteners. There is not a single reliable study that shows any harmful effects of sweeteners approved here. Sugar, on the other hand, does: high sugar consumption -> risk of diabetes, acne, fatty liver, obesity... It's a shame that many people still have misconceptions about alternatively sweetened products, especially as they would offer some advantages from a health point of view. I can remember the WW and Léger era in my youth, when you had more choice of healthy dairy products that were still enjoyable.
That is simply not true. There are numerous studies showing that artificial sugar is just as harmful as sugar. I just wanted to express my opinion here. Of course, everyone is free to eat what they want. But to claim that there are no reliable studies on this is simply wrong.
That is simply not true. There are numerous studies showing that artificial sugar is just as harmful as sugar. I just wanted to express my opinion here. Of course, everyone is free to eat what they want. But to claim that there are no reliable studies on this is simply wrong.
Not true
So you think that artificial sugar is healthy?
Yes, it doesn't do any harm. I don't think further discussion will lead to anything. Everyone has their own opinion. And the topic of nutrition is so widely discussed with theories that are constantly refuted. One person says this, another says that................ At the end of the day, everyone has to decide for themselves and listen to their body, what is good for them and what they want.
That is simply not true. There are numerous studies showing that artificial sugar is just as harmful as sugar. I just wanted to express my opinion here. Of course, everyone is free to eat what they want. But to claim that there are no reliable studies on this is simply wrong.
Google it... No, I don't do that. I tend to use media like examine.dot that use evidence-based studies as a source and don't just write nonsense based on flawed studies or myths.
Google it... No, I don't do that. I tend to use media like examine.dot that use evidence-based studies as a source and don't just write nonsense based on flawed studies or myths.
Ok😉
So you think that artificial sugar is healthy?
"Artificial" sugar... is not "healthy" per se. But if you prefer flavored and sweetened dairy products, sweeteners and sugar substitutes (there are also natural ones such as erythritol, xylitol, stevia and inulin) can help you cut down on sugar. And so this "artificial" sugar helps you to eat healthier. This is because sugar provides you with "unhealthy" calories instead of healthy nutrients. If you consume sweetened products as an alternative, you can invest these calories in nutrient-rich foods such as vegetables, wholegrain pastries, pulses and fruit. And yes, unfortunately: isolated sugar is really harmful, as recent studies have shown more and more clearly (dental damage, diabetes, fatty liver, acne...), which is why the WHO has recommended since 2015 that we should not eat more than 25g of added sugar per day (this includes the sugar in yoghurt, fruit juices, baked goods...). In Switzerland, far more is consumed, a large proportion of which is certainly via dairy products such as yoghurt and ice cream.
"Artificial" sugar... is not "healthy" per se. But if you prefer flavored and sweetened dairy products, sweeteners and sugar substitutes (there are also natural ones such as erythritol, xylitol, stevia and inulin) can help you cut down on sugar. And so this "artificial" sugar helps you to eat healthier. This is because sugar provides you with "unhealthy" calories instead of healthy nutrients. If you consume sweetened products as an alternative, you can invest these calories in nutrient-rich foods such as vegetables, wholegrain pastries, pulses and fruit. And yes, unfortunately: isolated sugar is really harmful, as recent studies have shown more and more clearly (dental damage, diabetes, fatty liver, acne...), which is why the WHO has recommended since 2015 that we should not eat more than 25g of added sugar per day (this includes the sugar in yoghurt, fruit juices, baked goods...). In Switzerland, far more is consumed, a large proportion of which is certainly via dairy products such as yoghurt and ice cream.
But sorry, got off topic @migros Please make Oh! Protein Glacé without sugar for us, preferably in small portions and in several flavors like hazelnut, mocha, caramel? That would be perfect. Thank you.
But sorry, got off topic @migros Please make Oh! Protein Glacé without sugar for us, preferably in small portions and in several flavors like hazelnut, mocha, caramel? That would be perfect. Thank you.
Just like all the Léger ice cream varieties used to be.......
Hello riven1, thank you for your great suggestion. We will be happy to include it in our next product range revision. We have the Barebells Ice Cream for this season, which are high protein. Perhaps you would like one of these as a temporary alternative: https://www.migros.ch/de/search?query=barbells&filter.category=3850254? Best regards, Chloe
