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Splenda


Question Posted Sunday October 7 2007, 12:50 pm

Some of the oatmeal I buy has splenda in it. I actually really like the oatmeal & the taste of it. It's Quaker's Weight Control oatmeal. I didn't realize it had splenda until way after I've aten it quite a few times. I don't have it that frequently. Maybe once a week, once every two weeks. Is splenda really that bad for you?? Or is it okay to have every so often?? Thanks!!

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missbananafontana answered Sunday October 7 2007, 8:41 pm:
It's not too bad for you, really. Just don't eat it all the time.

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