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Finally, the gods of the food above (or just client-friendly competition) bless us with the ability to devour each last piece of a pint of ice cream without cost us our hard-earned bikini bodies. Yes, delicious, low calorie ice cream exists - and replacing the original belly dessert for a clearer pint of high protein, could be the easiest way to lodge that harassing the sweet tooth andlose weight fast.

Taking the role of our top tester toEat this, not that!I had the pleasure of tasting these treats apparently sent by the sky. We leave each pint thaw for about 20 minutes (to reach a full flavor potential), then engage in five popular brands and classified them according to nutrition, clean ingredients, appearance and coherence and taste (Duh!). Read it to find out what pint deserves to be devoured and who are not as high.

Here are the four metrics we used to determine the final score of each ice.

Nutrition

Does a pint more protein or grease than the other? Is a server pack inMore sugar than a donut? We will decode nutrients and help you bypass less favorable stuff.

Own ingredients

Additives are always a no not in our book. We want a clean and unpacked ice cream for all!

Appearance and consistency

The ice cream must be thick, creamy and melt in the mouth. But if it's iced, grain or worse, contains artificial dyes - you are obviously better to skip the stuff.

Taste

Let's face, the real reason we deliver to the subject is because our taste buds have ordered to do so. A delicious ice is the basis of an expected experience - good nutrients are the cherry on the top.

Nutrition by 1/2 cup: 75 calories, 1.5 g of fat (0 g saturated grease), 135 mg of sodium, 11 g of carbohydrates (3 g of fiber, 8 g of sugar), 3 g protein

Ingredients: Purified water, lactose protein concentrated (milk), organic cane sugar, chicory root, sugar cane fiber, snickerdodle biscuit [sugar, wheat flour not criticized, butter (cream, salt), pasteurized eggs, water, water, Cinnamon, Salt], Guar gum, xanthan gum, natural flavors, cinnamon, sea salt, fruit concentrate of monk.

Appearance and consistency: As soon as I have noticed that the contents of the bathtub lacked both color and perfume, although a neutral cream hue and an almost relevant cinnamon perfume. When tasting a spoonful, the zero Arctic was running rather than rich.

Taste: As its brand name suggests, this frozen treatment has been tasted as close to nothing. Spiced SnickerDoodle Cookie? UHM, where?

Eat this, not that! Verdict:

The first index that I was not going to become the biggest fan of this "frozen dessert" is in the first ingredient: the water. The true ice cream is home to stuff like milk and cream like its main component - and, since it does not contain 10% or more milk dairy grease, the Arctic zero can not legally label SA " ice cream". Womp Wobp. Given the taste less than impressive and the icy texture, the Arctic Zero gets our cold shoulder.

Nutrition by 1/2 cup: 120 calories, 1 g of grease (0 g saturated grease), 90 mg of sodium, 18 g carbohydrates (3 g of fiber, 9 g sugar), 10 g of protein

Ingredients: Skimmed milk, whole milk, lactose protein concentrate, xylitol (natural sweetener), inulin, sugar, caramel (cane sugar, butter [cream, salt], coconut oil, sugar brown, almonds, natural flavor, salt, lecithin Sunflower), Cocao treated with alkaline, dark chocolate syrup (sugar, water, cocoa treated with alkaline, chocolate liquor, citric acid), natural aromas.

Appearance and consistency: The proyo texture looked like a light frozen yoghurt rather than a rich and silky ice cream. It seemed thinned and slightly frozen.

Taste: Proyo went too far depending on the flavor of this treatment as dark chocolate. Any potential notes of cocoa flavor was very camouflaged by the taste of the artificial caramel louder. The aftertaste of the xylitol and protein powder has made our taste buds, even after having washed the water with water.

Eat this, not that! Verdict:

The best part of this ice cream is the amount of 10 grams of protein per serving, but other than that, we must not win our seal of approval. Missing the texture of the full-bodied ice cream we know and love, this stuff probably should take a pointer of his name and rebroadly to Froyo instead.

Nutrition by 1/2 cup: 90 calories, 2.5 g of grease (2 g of saturated grease), 18 g of carbohydrates (5 g of fibers, 6 g of sugar), 7 g protein

Ingredients:The skim milk, the isolate of milk protein, erythritol (natural sweetener), non-GMO soluble corn fiber, cocoa neerc, cream, cane sugar, contains 2% or less: glycerin of Vegetables, coconut oil, carob gum, guar gum, ghee, natural flavor, fruit extract monk, pectin, corn starch, titanium dioxide, salt, disodium phosphate, citric acid, soy lecithin.

Appearance and consistency: Imagine preparing your favoriteHot chocolate, Twirling some marshmallows in the chocolate blend, then jumping it in the freezer. That's it.

Taste: When Ooey Gooey 'Mallows make Caranty Cacoa, how can we resist? This thing was super soft, but considering the nostalgic flavor, we get it. This summer on a classic Hinture Comfort Classic is definitely another one you will want to devour.

Eat this, not that! Verdict:

This fudgeic-dating-Fluff scored an easy in taste and texture departments, but failed a task on our top 2 because of its heartbreaking inclusion of titanium dioxide, a shady whitening agent.

Nutrition by 1/2 cup: 82 calories, 2.25 g of grease (1.5 g saturated grease), 65 mg of sodium, 18.25 g of carbohydrates (<1 g of fiber, 6.75 g sugar), 5 g protein

Ingredients: Skim milk, soluble corn fiber, erythritol, milk protein concentrate, sugar, cream, wheat flour, less than 2% of palm oil and palm core, cocoa cocoa (treated with alkali), of Vegetable gums (Guar, Caroba bean), natural flavor, salt, bicarbonate sodium, soy lecithin, Reb A (Stevia leaf extract), Vitamin A palmitate.

Appearance and consistency: This weak interpretation of my original personal Breyers Favor exactly sounds like its full version, although its fat version, well decorated with tiny craters of the moon on the surface of the shovel. We noticed big pieces of cookies stealthily through the lush vanilla cream.

Taste: I really could not tell the difference between the delights of Bryers and the oreo explosions in bold. This one is rich, perfectly sweet and 100% satisfactory - what has done much more difficult to practice constraint.

Eat this, not that! Verdict:

Brilliant with an abundant crunch and a summary silk at Tourbillon, this one just shouts "yum!" The black and white specklings were not extremely sweet and knocked the nail on the head with his cream ratio cookie. Sidlayness, this treatment can be a little too good to be true: Bryers Packs in palm oil and the chocolate converted into alkalized cocoa which is substantially stripped of its antioxidants.

Nutrition by 1/2 cup: 90 calories, 3 g of grease (1 g saturated grease), 120 mg of sodium, 16 g of carbohydrates (3 g of fiber, 7 g of sugar), 5 g protein

Ingredients: Milk and cream, eggs, erythritol, milk protein concentrate, brownie dough (flour [wheat], sugar, butter, cocoa [converted with alkali], soy oil, white rice flour, vanilla extract, soy lecithin Organic, organic cane), sugar biological cane, prebiotic fiber, cocoa of large fat, glycerin of vegetables, sea salt, natural flavors, organic gum of the gum, guar gum organic, organic stevie.

Appearance and consistency: We expected the pink rose colorful signature, but beyond what is delighted that Halo Top surprised us with Brits Browny Brownie to complete the ice velvet ice cream velvet. In addition, HT does not seem to think that patience is a virtue; He melted faster than the most, so you will have the spoon in a jiffy.

Taste:The sprinkled brownie goals added a depth world to this satisfying treat. In addition, the post-Funky sweetening after-clusters did not make a cameo and we simply could not have enough. Teeny Tiny Disclaimer: This flavor converted me to a red velvet lover, so proceed with caution.

Eat this, not that! Verdict:

The winning-inspired ice cream of the halo cake will literally allow your cake and eat it too. It's indulgent and bright with the flavor - all we want and need ice cream, fewer calories and unnecessary greases from the belly-balloon (not to mention, an extra punch of protein and fiber! ) Get a break? With this choice, you can shovel the entire pint and rock this revenge body. (Cue that hangs Hilary Duff Song: That's what DreeEams are.)