Sugarless , Yet Delicious !
@SIMPLYD (90717)
Philippines
April 27, 2016 12:02am CST
For the sake of the others from abroad who doesn’t know what a halo-halo is, please take a look at the picture I attached .
So, the other Saturday when I was at my father’s house , visiting them , we ordered halo-halo from my sister’s eatery on the former garage of my father’s house ,
My parents had theirs with no sugar ( the helpers know that ) but of course , mine has . Instead , they just sweetened them with green stevia powder and enjoyed eating them .
It’s so nice that they can still enjoy the halo-halo , even if its sugar has to be substituted with the green stevia powder.
Do you have some restrictions on your foods ?
Do you have some restrictions on your foods ?23 people like this
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@epiffanie (11336)
• Australia
27 Apr 16
I also use stevia as sweetener .. but I also love to eat lollies and chocolates which is not good .. and I love halo halo ..

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@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
28 Apr 16
So you use that too . Do you have that plant in Sorsogon ?
Of course , we can eat those , but we have to see to it that they're in moderation when eaten .
By the way , when you came to Legazpi , did you eat halo-halo at DJC ? Oh , they got the most famous and delicious halo-halo . 

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@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
29 Apr 16
@epiffanie Wow, that's a big one .and such a nice container !
Here what i see are those just in sachets . How i wish we have something big like that , so i think it will be economical than those in sachets .
So , you ate at Bigg's . Yes they have halo-halo , but it's not as delicious as that of DJC . So next time when you come home try eating a DJC halo-halo . 

@epiffanie (11336)
• Australia
29 Apr 16
@SIMPLYD no we don't have stevia plant over there in Sorsogon.. I love to grow some ..
I tried growing stevia in a pot here in Au but I was not successful .. I will try again though..
But what I use is this one I have in the photo..
Oh by the way, my favourite halo-halo when we go back home there was at Biggs restaurant ..I love their their halo-halo because it's not that sweet..


@brokenbee (11937)
• Philippines
27 Apr 16
I have no restrictions but sometimes I measure my rice.
I am also not fond of putting lots of sugar in my halo halo, coffee and juice. But I love other sweet foods like chocolates and softdrinks. I take them in moderation though.
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@brokenbee (11937)
• Philippines
30 Apr 16
@SIMPLYD I am cautious sometimes because we have a history of diabetes. My grandfather was diabetic.

@jndlponti (2402)
• Philippines
30 Apr 16
@SIMPLYD Oh OK...glad that there's already like that. Good thing your parents enjoys some of life's pleasures without worrying much on sugar anymore.

@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
28 Apr 16
Then , you are lucky my friend and the way you told me , you will be far from getting the disease of the aging people like diabetes , high blood and high cholesterol diseases . 


@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
27 Apr 16
many restriction me, my lady, and i know you know what these are now. i am also limiting my sugar intake now. i like halo-halo but without sugar, milk, and...nothing more
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@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
29 Apr 16
@ridingbet Oh i see. I don't like milk . I just like it when it's in dessert or with other foods.
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
29 Apr 16
@SIMPLYD the milk allowed foir me is skimmed milk lang. skimmed milk tastes like milk without any taste. like a white-colored water lang. it is suited for vegetarians
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@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
28 Apr 16
Sugarless ice cream , i can't imagine it that way .
But that's good that you are used to that kind . At least you will be far from getting a disease like diabetes .
But that's good that you are used to that kind . At least you will be far from getting a disease like diabetes . @BelleStarr (61463)
• United States
27 Apr 16
We are lucky my husband and I to have no dining restrictions.
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@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
29 Apr 16
Really . That's good to know .
And it's also good that you do not like foods that have sugar in them . At least you will be far drom having diabetes .
@SIMPLYD (90717)
• Philippines
28 Apr 16
My father used to use that . But since Green Stevia came out of the market and was proven to be safe since it's from the Stevia plant , it's what the doctor told him to use from then on .























