Cadbury Creme Eggs

Sorry most of these people can't just respond to the content of your
letter. I didn't see where you were asking anyone's opinion of your
diet.

I personally haven't seen any sugar-free Cadbury Eggs, either. Maybe
Russell Stover has a similar sugar-free product, and you can get those
anywhere.

http://www.cadbury.co.uk/Home/Pages/faqs.aspx#answer4

It's just not under the "Cadbury" label - it's under the Ernest
Jackson "Special Recipe" label.


I don't know if they make creme eggs though.



Or you can consider buying the other brands of chocolates that are
also marketed for diabetics.

Or you can even make your own!

http://www.diabetes.co.uk/diabetes-forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=28219

that this about the politest and most honest request Ive seen in a
long while.

But here's the thing. You HAVE to take responsibility for your health
and your diet and just making "sugar free" versions of things you can
no longer eat isn't always the answer.

It's not "killing" you to pass the display, but trying to eat those
things when your body is telling you it's not a good idea just might!

I could sit here and cast stones about the "pigging out" comment and
admonish you that this is how you ended up in this way. But you
already know that.

I'd try to find something else to "fill that void." A piece of
chocolate (and honestly, not even that GOOD a piece of chocolate at
that!) is SO not worth further damaging your health.

That doesn't seem too bad. Especially compared to the 28g of carbs.

so you used to pig out on creme eggs, then got diabetes, and now want
the company to make it out of fake, chemically created sugar so you
can pig out again?

eat a carrot fgs

i am also a diabetic. wheras i use to pig out on these as well. my
doctor says i can eat one. i have kinda lost my taste for sweets so i
don't really miss pigging out anymore.

in the first place!
Your diet might truly "kill" you if you can't make some changes.

Do you realize that sugar-free candy leads to diarrhea, and one must
limit one's intake of sugar-free candy to no more than six small
pieces per day? I bet one of those cadbury eggs is worth more than
six pieces on a sugar-per-serving basis.

Also, you obviously have Type II diabetes. Perhaps sugar-free candy
isn't the answer.