I almost had an heartattack, because I was trying to calculate my food at FitDay and when I was looking for my "sweet treat" jelly sweetend with an sweetner (cyclamat & saccharin, so 1 tablespoon has 0,01 carbs) I found this at FitDay:

Jelly, dietetic, all flavors, sweetened with artificial sweetener

Total Fat 0g 0%

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Saturated Fat 0g 0%

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Polyunsaturated Fat 0g

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Monounsaturated Fat 0g

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Cholesterol 0mg 0%

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Sodium 3mg 0%

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Potassium 198mg 6%

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Total Carbohydrate 172.2g 57%
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Dietary Fiber 2.4g 10%

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Protein 1.5g 3%



172 carbs? How is that possible if the carbs comes from the sugar added to the jelly and I use an artifical sweetner...

I beleive the "jelly" that fit day is referring to is jam/preserves - a spread made out of fruit. Try "jello" in fitday. As far as the high in carbs go - looks like it was a tad more in a tablespoon of jelly, double check your measurements - sometimes fitday is easy to put in a massive serving size without even realizing it! (I've done it many a time)

no "jello" at FitDay, but I´ve taken a look at my jello package and the carbs come from the sugar added, so if my sweetner only has 0.01 carbs on 1 teaspoon - a package of jello (500gramms) can only have 0.05 carbs...

Is this right or am I totally off the track?

OK I misunderstood and looked up jelly- Like fruit preserves.

One tablespoon is 10.79 g of carbs. I think you missed the decimal point-font is pretty small. Funny but the reduced sugar one has less carbs 8.67 then the artificial sweetner one.

I use jello sprinkled in my yogurt for flavoring I hope its low.

This might put your mind a bit more at ease. On Fitday, it's listed under Gelatine desserts and here is a link to the stats for 1 cup of sugar-free gelatine:
http://www.fitday.com/WebFit/FoodFa...010&OwnerID=100
It's very low in carbs. Just be aware that most sugar-free gelatine is sweetened with Aspartame (at least in the US) which can stall some people.
HTH!

To avoid the aspartame in sugar-free jello I have used the unflavored Knox gelatin and flavored it with kool-aid from the unsweetened packet, and splenda. It turns out pretty good...