1. Yes! to Cookies Press Release
(News/News)

... to taste the first, all-natural, gluten-free, sugar-free, yummy cookies that help manage blood glucose by replacing starch and sugar with fiber and no calorie sweeteners. Sample and literature requests ...

2. 10 Reasons WHY you should buy Yes! to Cookies!
(10 Reasons to Buy/10 Reasons to Buy)

... blood sugar and cause unwanted weight gain. 3. They’re sweetened with all-natural Erythritol and Stevia, which are NO CALORIE sweeteners. 4. They’re NOT sweetened with maltitol, xylitol, ...

3. How do I make my ZERO STARCH COOKIES?
(FAQs/FAQs)

... calorie sweeteners.  One very important difference between Yes! To Cookies mixes and conventional starch and flour based dough is that you need to avoid adding water.  We replaced starch with ...

4. When eating cookies made with fiber how important is it to drink water?
(FAQs/FAQs)

... many flavored waters made without sweeteners.  You can easily sweeten these, as well as your teas and coffees with the same all natural, no calorie sweeteners we use in Yes! To Cookies.  What ...

5. What sweeteners are used in Yes! To Cookies?
(FAQs/FAQs)

Yes! To Cookies, cookie mixes use a proprietary blend of all natural premium no calorie sweeteners:  erythritol and Rebaudioside A.  The ALL NATURAL ZERO CALORIE sweetener erythritol has been ...

6. Why take out the starch?
(FAQs/FAQs)

... cookies without starch!Yes! To Cookies replaced almost all the starch with fiber. Our bodies do not have the enzymes needed to metabolize fiber and the all natural sweeteners we use. Unlike starch and ...

7. Why Drink Water?
(Nutrition/Product Nutrition Information)

... many flavored waters made without sweeteners.  You can easily sweeten these, as well as your teas and coffees with the same all natural, no calorie sweeteners we use in Yes! To Cookies.  What ...

8. Yes! to cookies sweeteners
(Nutrition/Product Nutrition Information)

Yes! To Cookies, cookie mixes use a proprietary blend of all natural premium no calorie sweeteners:  Erythritol and Rebaudioside A.  The ALL NATURAL ZERO CALORIE sweetener erythritol has been ...

9. Fitness and Health
(Nutrition/Healthy Living)

... as compared to eating cookies made with starch and sugar or slowly digested sweeteners. YES! You can have yummy cookies that satisfy your sweet tooth without feeling guilty or challenging your blood glucose. ...

10. Pregnancy
(Nutrition/Healthy Living)

... contribute to better blood glucose control as compared to eating cookies made with starch and sugar or slowly digested sweeteners. YES! You can have yummy cookies that satisfy your sweet tooth without ...

11. Kids & Cookies
(Nutrition/Healthy Living)

... to eating cookies made with starch and sugar or slowly digested sweeteners. YES! You can have yummy cookies that satisfy your sweet tooth without feeling guilty or challenging your blood glucose. The ...

12. Help with Autism & ADHD
(Nutrition/Healthy Living)

... (as much as 3 cups of broccoli) All of these factors contribute to better blood glucose control as compared to eating cookies made with starch and sugar or slowly digested sweeteners. YES! You can have ...

13. Food Navigator Stevia sweetener gets US FDA go-ahead
(Nutrition/Product Nutrition Information)

... of being the world’s largest supplier of high-purity Reb A, also supplies Cargill with the ingredient. Surging demand The US is a key market for the natural, zero calorie sweeteners which can be ...

14. Stevia/Rebaudioside A
(Nutrition/Product Nutrition Information)

... no steviol is absorbed in the blood. For the most part, the metabolized components of stevia leave the body unchanged. Assets: Rebaudioside A is extremely sweet and synergistic with other sweeteners ...

15. Low Calorie Sweeteners and Weight Control
(Nutrition/Product Nutrition Information)

The Role of Low-Calorie Sweeteners in Weight Control Low-calorie sweeteners provide consumers with many benefits, both psychological and physiological. Health professionals and consumers believe low-calorie ...

16. Reduced Calorie Sweeteners
(Nutrition/Product Nutrition Information)

Polyols/Reduced Calorie Sweeteners Erythritol is a good-tasting bulk sweetener which is suitable for a variety of reduced- calorie and sugar-free foods. It has been part of the human diet for thousands ...

17. Fiber in Cookies
(Nutrition/Healthy Living)

... eating cookies made with starch and sugar or slowly digested sweeteners. YES! You can have yummy cookies that satisfy your sweet tooth without feeling guilty or challenging your blood glucose. The carbohydrates ...

18. Gluten Free
(Nutrition/Healthy Living)

... to eating cookies made with starch and sugar or slowly digested sweeteners. YES! You can have yummy cookies that satisfy your sweet tooth without feeling guilty or challenging your blood glucose. The ...

19. Weight-Loss
(Nutrition/Healthy Living)

... made with starch and sugar or slowly digested sweeteners. YES! You can have yummy cookies that satisfy your sweet tooth without feeling guilty or challenging your blood glucose. The carbohydrates that ...

20. Blood Glucose
(Nutrition/Healthy Living)

... digested sweeteners. YES! You can have yummy cookies that satisfy your sweet tooth without feeling guilty or challenging your blood glucose. The carbohydrates that you might need depend on your age, ...