Originally Posted By sjdimon ALL: For a number of years now, I have been on a Low-Carb diet - particularly avoiding sugared desserts. I have noticed that at the DL Resort, one of the few "sugar free" (or technically, no sugar added) things available is "Butter Pecan Ice Cream" (and only at 2 places). Is there some reason why this is the "no sugar added" flavor? I can purchase dozens of flavors at the store (including those old standbys, Chocolate, Strawberry and Vanilla). Now it just so happens that I like Butter Pecan - but I cannot imagine that it's on too many people's lists of favorites. So - I am just curious - why that is the chosen flavor? TIA!
Originally Posted By sjdimon That's my guess too - or else Dreyers (Nestles) gives them a great deal on it or something. Even at WDW - they have Chocolate and Vanilla "no sugar added" options - but at DL - it's only Butter Pecan. Go figure...
Originally Posted By BrnardM I love the ice cream shop on main street, but have long felt that they need to expand their menu. On that note, my father is diabetic and I really wish they would have some other sugar free options. The candy store, on the other hand, has a fine selection of sugar free treats and I am thankful for that.
Originally Posted By sjdimon That's a good point. There are a lot of S/F treats at the candy store - I even seem to recall that they sold a S/F Chocolate Fudge at the Fudge/Taffy Counter.
Originally Posted By Chasbo My guess would be they probably do a flavor besides the regulars so that are more options. The menu is so small having two vanillas (one reg, one s/f) wouldn't be wise.
Originally Posted By sjdimon I suppose - but for those of us who prefer to only eat the S/F products, some other choices would be nice (heck, even Neopolitan would give us 3 flavor choices in one)...
