sugar

Everything in moderation, OP.

If you're trying to lose weight in a way that isn't sustainable, you'll never keep it off.

Why don’t people understand that sugar isn’t “ healthy” because you have added it to some yogurt?

Certainly beats the kinds of people that usually run businesses.

This makes me want to go there even less

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The other problem here is giving your money to Jesus freaks. There are plenty of secular alternatives in the froyo market.

That makes me want to go there even more.

Why do you have something against Jesus, God put you in your mother's womb, and she gave birth to you, just like Jesus was, who is his son, whom gave his life for you and all of us. May he forgive you for coming against Sweet Frog. Everybody in this Country has freedom of choice! This comment is for the one above you. God Bless America!

Is sweet frog even open? Not sure their business model will survive the coronavirus

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The other problem here is giving your money to Jesus freaks. There are plenty of secular alternatives in the froyo market.

This is the most stupid ridiculous comment I've read in months. Do you avoid Chicfila because they are run by 'jesus freaks' as well?

A lot of people avoid Chick-fil-a for this reason.

And I’m pretty sure Chic-fil-a ain’t hurting for their business. Go virtue signaler, go!!

Have you been living under a rock? It is well publicized how many people forego Chik-fil-A because of their homophobic religosity.
I, for one, dismiss any of my values and willingly eat their delicious breakfast sandwiches

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Anonymous wrote:It's low in calories, so yes it is.

Why wouldn't it be?

I think it's the way OP worded their question. Is it "healthy?" No, it's not healthy. But it's not terrible and as long as you follow PPs advice like working it into your daily calories and don't go crazy with toppings and have a moderate portion.

Got it. Yeah, I mean it’s not healthy, but it’s lower cal than ice cream, esp if you’re reasonable with portion size and toppings.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The other problem here is giving your money to Jesus freaks. There are plenty of secular alternatives in the froyo market.

This is the most stupid ridiculous comment I've read in months. Do you avoid Chicfila because they are run by 'jesus freaks' as well?

A lot of people avoid Chick-fil-a for this reason.

And I’m pretty sure Chic-fil-a ain’t hurting for their business. Go virtue signaler, go!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The other problem here is giving your money to Jesus freaks. There are plenty of secular alternatives in the froyo market.

This is the most stupid ridiculous comment I've read in months. Do you avoid Chicfila because they are run by 'jesus freaks' as well?

A lot of people avoid Chick-fil-a for this reason.

Anonymous wrote:The other problem here is giving your money to Jesus freaks. There are plenty of secular alternatives in the froyo market.

That makes me want to go there even more.

Anonymous wrote:The other problem here is giving your money to Jesus freaks. There are plenty of secular alternatives in the froyo market.

This is the most stupid ridiculous comment I've read in months. Do you avoid Chicfila because they are run by 'jesus freaks' as well?

Anonymous wrote:It's low in calories, so yes it is.

Why wouldn't it be?

I think it's the way OP worded their question. Is it "healthy?" No, it's not healthy. But it's not terrible and as long as you follow PPs advice like working it into your daily calories and don't go crazy with toppings and have a moderate portion.

I had no idea Sweet Frog had a religious angle....