Plus, you don't need to
add extra sugar because bananas are naturally sweet when they're ripe.
Not exact matches
Also
added almost 1 / 4c
extra maple syrup,
because my kids are used to brownies with 3c
sugars so
added a bit more.
Adding too much
sugar will give you an extremely sweet wine,
because as your yeast begins to gradually die out, nothing will be feeding on the
extra sugar.
It's great
because the chia seeds act like a binder and turn a bit jelly so there's no need to
add any
extra yucky ingredients like gelatin or loads of
sugar!
I don't
add a lot of
extra sugar in this recipe
because I think the bananas are sweet enough on their own.
I served with ice cream, which is a good choice
because it
adds sweetness (the recipe is not sweet at all and I did
add about 1/4 cup
extra sugar).
I
added extra coconut
sugar for the crumb top (
because I was just finishing up a bag of
sugar) and it's super delicious.
I
added brown
sugar to the crust to give it some
extra umph
because I think the slight caramel flavor works well with the lemon.
I used half a cup less
sugar because the three ripened bananas
added that
extra sweetness.
Also
added a
extra apple not knowing if I had 2 large apples or 2 mediums... hehe... The muffins I sprinkled a little
sugar on top were a bit tastier
because I reduced the
sugar so much they hardly were sweet... so helped to have a bit on top.
They're great
because there's no
added ingredients: no
extra sugar, no dairy, just plain ol' banana that's frozen and transformed into ice cream.
You make think that your kids are doing well with this one
because they already eat yogurt, but if all they eat is a kids» brand of yogurt with
extra sugar and no
added probiotics, then they may be missing out on some of the nutritional benefits of yogurt.
Some of the many gluten - free products on the market can be unhealthy, Dr. Fasano says,
because manufacturers
add extra sugar and fat to simulate the texture and satisfying fluffiness that gluten imparts.
It is definitely a good place to eat low carb
because you can substitute the rice for
extra veggies (just be careful of sauces, like teriyaki, which could have
added sugar).
However, keep in mind that
because salt and
sugar absorb moisture differently, you'll need to
add a few
extra tablespoons to get the same texture.
We love it
because it's gluten - free (obviously) and relatively low carb — it definitely contains less
sugar than the typical chocolate cake recipe, and the almond base
adds that
extra bit of protein and healthy fat.
I actually
added extra sugar,
because the original recipe only called for 2 tablespoons and I didn't want a bitter brownie.
They're great
because there's no
added ingredients: no
extra sugar, no dairy, just plain ol' banana that's frozen and transformed into ice cream.
Because sugar is a low volume food, all those
extra calories can
add up incredibly quickly.