Comments on: Dreamfields or Nightmares

By: 7Rose7

7Rose7 — Tue, 24 Jan 2017 13:26:00 +0000

In reply to Daniel Hodous. Agree! I never feel bloated after eating Dreamfields the way I do after consuming regular pastas. I will keep on eating Dreamfields because it is helping me to lose weight!

By: Patricia Herr-Conde

Patricia Herr-Conde — Sat, 10 Jan 2015 06:23:00 +0000

This whole suit is a nuisance claim settled out of court by a business that was selling and didn’t want to spend the over 10 times as much to win against one’s who could/would never make restitution for false lawsuit. I am a type 2 on THREE medications I can eat Dreamfields, but not standard pasta. Companies settle this way to save money!

By: Deborah Krueger

Deborah Krueger — Sun, 08 Jun 2014 14:23:00 +0000

Daniel,

Clearly you have read Dale Carnegie’s How To Win Friends and Influence People.

I am so glad you have remained healthy. Your concern about your needs above everyone else that did have problems, especially because of the now legally proven mislabeled Dreamfields Pasta packaging…is quite touching. You are a true gentleman and putting your needs against the public’s right to know the real packaging contents of any company who misrepresented them is nothing short of commendable. Best of luck since you seem to think lying to consumers is okay.

By: Daniel Hodous

Daniel Hodous — Thu, 05 Jun 2014 21:19:00 +0000

I don’t believe you or this article or lawsuit… I have been low carb living for 5 years and dropped 110 pounds… as an Italian the first 2 years was unbearable. However 3 years ago Dreamfields changed my life. I never felt like crap after like I do with regular or whole wheat pastas. I never got hungry after with spikes. I just felt full and satisfied. I always had turbulent gas afterwards because the fiber or “protected carbs” but that makes sense similarly to how sugar alcohol affects me as well. I live with that because its worth it. These frivolous ridiculous lawsuits are just because it didn’t work for that 1% of you who are too sensitive to digest. Piss off.

By: zug

zug — Mon, 21 Apr 2014 20:21:00 +0000

Not sure how to feel about this. My low-carb dieting has had its share of success and failure – meaning I lose weight and eventually gain it back. This is almost entirely my lack of willpower when it comes to food I know cause me to put on the pounds. During all of this time, I have always swore by Dreamfield’s Pasta. Win or lose, I have always eaten it. Not sure what to do now. Might get that refund though. We will see.

By: jaiart

jaiart — Thu, 20 Mar 2014 08:58:00 +0000

Also check out atkins diet geek. He posted a glucose test while eating dreamfields pasta

By: Deborah Krueger

Deborah Krueger — Sun, 02 Mar 2014 14:18:00 +0000

In reply to Rose.

Jeez Rose,

If they are being sued and they have already changed their packaging that at least says something don’t you think? Are you really a non-injecting no drugs diabetic or are you just parroting me? Are you even diabetic? Did you test every thirty minutes for 6 hours? Hey, if this pasta works for you then hip hip hooray and hot diggity dog and everyone reacts differently to all kinds of foods but you know what? Enough people have reacted adversely to these products that they have been sued. The sad part is that it wasn’t the FTC-it was just regular people who knew something was very wrong and I stand fully behind what I have said.

By: Rose

Rose — Sun, 02 Mar 2014 09:54:00 +0000

You can say what you want about Dreamfields products, but I have been eating this low carb pasta instead of regular high carb pasta for 3 and half months. I have dropped 16 pounds and I’m here to tell you that I eat more than a single serving at a time. My blood sugars remain stable and I never have that bloated feeling after a meal.

I want to emphasize that I DO NOT inject insulin and I DO NOT take any diabetic drugs which in my opinion makes me a perfect guinea pig to test any supposed low carb product.

I have put Dreamfields to the test, and it has passed with flying colors.