Fruit syns

Jun 18th '14 10:19 AM
Crystal_Tiaras
Morning all!
I'm doing my first week on SW and I think I'm getting my head around it all but sits wondered if anyone can tell my why when you blend fruit that it then has syns?
I don't get it.
Thanks in advance.
Jun 18th '14 10:50 AM
Mitch
Really? I did not know that

Maybe it's to discourage eating to much natural sugar? Eating a few pieces of fruit can help when hungry but if you are drinking it's just extra calories when a glass of water would do.

I'm not sure. Want to know too
Jun 18th '14 11:04 AM
Crystal_Tiaras
I was wondering if it's something to do with breaking down the sugars in the fruit.
There's a recipe in the food optimising book for quick ICECREAM which is basically blitzing up frozen berries with fat free yoghurt (the ice in the berries freezes & thickens the yoghurt) but it days to remember to count the fruit as syns as it's now been blended.
I was wondering if just stirring it together would have the same effect without adding the syns.
Jun 18th '14 11:15 AM
Mitch
One of my fav desserts is meringue with berries and fat free yoghurt. I've never counted the extra syns. I think if it was me I wouldn't add the extra syns.

How many extra syns is it?

If I was blending 5 apples, so berries and a banana to drink then I would class that as cheating and add the extra, but not just a handful of berries blitzed up to put in yoghurt.
Jun 18th '14 11:24 AM
Crystal_Tiaras
I don't have my book handy, I'll have a look later and let you know.