Product Review : Kraft's Jell-o Rice Pudding Sugar Free . 70 Calories

As a First Taster in Kraft's First Taste program; I received my free coupon for Kraft's new Sugar Free . 70 Calorie Jello- Rice Pudding.

                                     Tres Chic

I had my choice of tasting there three new deliciously lush flavors, they are:

Creme Brulee, Cinnamon, and Original. 

The product cost ranges around $3.51 Per 6  Pack.

Net Weight 22.5 Oz

Ingredients:

Water, Rice, Xylitol, Cream, Milk Protein Concentrate, Less then 1% of salt, Calcium Phosphate, Sodium Stearoyle Lactylate ( for smooth texture) Carrageenan, Sucralose, Acesulfate Potassium, Natural & Artificial flavor, Yellow 5, & Yellow 6.

Nutrition Facts:

Total Fat 2g                3%                Total Carbohydrate 13g  4%

    Saturated Fat 1.5g  8%                     Dietary Fiber 0g           0%

    Trans Fat 0g                                      Sugars 0g

Cholestrol  10 mg       3%                     Sugar Alcohol 5g

Sodium 170 mg        7%                 Protein 2g

       Vitamin A  0%  . Vitamin C 0% .  Calcium 10 % .  Iron 0%

Contains MILK

It has been a while since I have eaten rice pudding; but these are very good, and makes for a great snack for having only 70 calories.  I really  like the fact that they are also a sugar free desert and not one loaded up with sugar.   After snacking on them I feel better about what I am putting in my body; and I also like the fact that nothing is lost in the taste of the product.   

The original flavored one tastes identical to the rice pudding that is filled with sugar, but slightly better in my opinion.  Creamy, cool, and satisfying.   It's no wonder Jell-O Pudding has been an American family favorite for years.

The cinnamon is also really good, I took the liberty and added some raisins and light cool whip!  Mouth watering!!!!

My family and I loved these rice puddings. They sure saved me time and as a snack or dessert item  they are very convenient.  No muss, no fuss!

Eating this dessert made me remember a trip to Leroy NY where you can visit the only Jello Museum in the world.  If you have not been it is a fun place to visit and follow the  'Jell-o Brick Road'

http://www.jellogallery.org/jellovisit.html