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When you think of diet food, rich and creamy ice cream isn't the first thing to pop into mind. But for all of those who love the cold stuff and want to shed a few pounds, Slim Ice probably sounds like a dream come true for you.
This low-fat, low-calorie ice cream contains green tea extract, which may have a fat-burning effect, and super foods like the acai berry and citrus fruit extracts. Protein and a lot of fiber boost the nutrient and satiety factor of this dreamy and creamy diet treat.
Slim Ice comes in a powdered form that you mix in your kitchen in under three minutes. Currently, only one flavor, Royal Chocolate, is offered.
Each serving contains less than 80 calories and each tub of the Slim Ice powdered mix contains 15 servings.
The supplement also comes with an ice cream maker, which can double as a mixer for whipping up scrambled eggs, a fruit smoothie or a creamy coffee drink.
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PRO
- May help to curb cravings
- Easy to make
- Low in calories
- It's a low-cal alternative to an indulgent treat
CON
- No longer available
- High fiber content may cause tummy troubles
- May eat too much of it thereby canceling out its potential diet-friendly effects
- Enrolls you in an auto-shipment program after signing up for "free" trial offer
- Does not include a diet or exercise plan
- Only one flavor
INGREDIENTS
Slim Ice contains green tea extract, acai berry extract, citrus extracts, Vitamin B12, fiber and whey protein.
ADMINISTRATION
Slim Ice can be made in three minutes using the special mixer that comes with most trial offers. One quart of ice cream yields about 15 servings, or the amount in one Slim Ice container.
Once the mix is made, it is placed into the freezer until it is ready to be eaten.
DIET and EXERCISE
There are no specific diet or exercise guidelines that accompany the Slim Ice product. But since it contains green tea extract and a lot of fiber, caffeine should be limited or restricted while using it and a lot of water should be consumed in order to avoid constipation or dehydration.
CONCLUSION
Slim Ice is an inventive and tasty diet ice cream that makes you feel like you're indulging in a diet-sabotaging treat. But its low calories, high fiber content and thermogenic properties are instead intended to promote fat loss and appetite control.
Just be warned that by signing up for the trial offer, you become automatically enrolled in the monthly membership program that charges your credit card the full price of the product each month until you cancel your order. Also, while the ice cream does not come with a diet or exercise plan, be sure to eat a low-calorie diet and exercise regularly in order to effectively and safely lose weight.
And play it safe and run the product by your doctor first before giving it a go.
Common Misspellings
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(Page 1 of 1, 3 total comments)Abdullah
+How could I get it in Saltanate of Oman ?
posted Jun 10th, 2010 2:44 pmJJ
-This is a SCAAM!!! Buyer be ware
posted Dec 7th, 2009 3:06 amcindy droemer
i got an offer online for slim ice, and i did not read the fine print. so a few days after i received my product i also received a call from my credit card company, that there may be possible fraud going on with charges being made. i called that number and found out i had been enrolled in slim ice, the cost is 79.95 plus about ten dollars shipping, also you automatically get enrolled in a monthly newsletter for 14.95. now i don't know about you but my mistake has cost me around 105.00 so unless you really want this product i would suggest that you read all the fine print, because i could buy lots of diet treats a long time with this money that i have literally thrown away. thank you
posted Oct 19th, 2009 5:58 pm