You can customize these with diabetic friendly sweeteners like sugar-free vanilla syrup and sweeteners like Splenda and Stevia making these beverages 5 to 10 calories with 2 grams of carbohydrates ...

Acclaimed romance author Nicholas Sparks caused a frenzy on social media recently for his chicken salad recipe that features 16 packets of Splenda. Fans of "The Notebook" author were left stunned ...

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He then whipped together a dressing consisting of mayonnaise, dill pickle relish, jalapeño relish, apple cider vinegar, salt, pepper, cayenne pepper and 16 packets of Splenda.” Sixteen(!) ...

It just, well, it just don’t sound right. But Splenda’s website does indeed have a diabetes-friendly chicken-salad recipe, though this one really leans into the sweet with strawberries ...

“You can use real sugar, but why throw sugar in if you can use Splenda?” Sparks asked the Times when queried about his recipe reasoning. Sparks claims in his Instagram that his take needs ...

Listing off each and every ingredient he added, it sounded great! That is, however, until they casually dropped in the last ingredient that quickly sent the internet into a tizzy: "16 packets of ...

Sparks’s chicken salad dressing was made by combining: mayonnaise, dill pickle relish, jalapeño relish, apple cider vinegar, salt, pepper, cayenne pepper, and the packets of Splenda.