Sentences with phrase «bit of stevia»

Finally a little bit of stevia for sweetness, again, add as much as you prefer, depending on how sweet you want your pancakes to be.

I love green smoothies I use a mix of baby greens (chard, kale spinach), almond milk, frozen fruit, ground flax and a tiny bit of stevia.

I used a little bit of stevia powder to sweeten it up a little more, and used 1 cup coconut oil and 1/4 cup of butter.

And I love that this protein doesn't have a huge ingredients list and is sweetened with only a tiny bit of stevia.

A little bit of stevia and cinnamon for sweetness and extra flavor.

I only had a little bit of stevia left (1 packet) and was out of erythritol so I just used coconut sugar.

D E L I C I O U S. I didn't have quite enough honey so added a teensy bit of stevia to make up the difference, and I used butter for the shortening.

Exactly what i wanted, you can tell it has a fruit taste, which i far prefer than the acrid bite of stevia but not an overpowering «empty» sweetness (easily achieve sweeter by adding more.

Truvia only has a tiny bit of Stevia in it, check out the lable.

For the mocha glaze I just mixed some cocoa powder with coffee, almond milk, and a little bit of stevia.

I changed two dates for a bit of stevia — in my country dates are so difficult to find I need to look after them - and added peanut butter instead of almond, and the result was delicious!

In my case, I changed 2 dates for a bit of stevia - dates are kind of difficult to find in my country so I need to be very conservative on their use - and used peanut butter instead of almond — i just didn't have any almond!

Truvia is erythritol mixed with a bit of stevia.

You can toss in fresh fruit and maybe a bit of stevia if you're looking for a touch of sweet and off you go.

I especially love iced tea with a bit of stevia and lemon juice.

Tastes so good and is low calorie when flavored with a bit of stevia.

In fact, next time, perhaps I'll add some vanilla and a bit of Stevia before pouring / chilling.

I simply chopped and melted a 100 % chocolate bar in the microwave, added a little bit of stevia, and gently drizzled over the top of some of the cookies.

If yours isn't flavored, you can add a bit of stevia or erythritol for sweetness.

This usually involves a banana w / smear of peanut butter or cashew butter, or Greek yogurt, with fresh fruit, cinnamon, and a bit of stevia mixed in.

For us personally, I just started letting baby bear have a bit of stevia but before I would have simply omitted the topping on half of the loaf for her.

Add a little bit of stevia to replace some of the sweetener, taste, and then add more stevia if necessary.

If you prefer not to use store bought sweet relish, you could always chop up dill pickle and use that, or mix some of the chopped dill pickle with a bit of stevia, and I bet that would be delicious too!

There is a bit of stevia leaf powder with the rest of the healthy greens, which gives it just a touch of sweetness — not enough to make it sweet but just enough to not make everything taste so green.

I added just a bit of Stevia to sweeten just a tad.

I do not use agave / honey and have found that substituting olive oil and a bit of stevia works for me in most of your recipes.

As Amber said maybe adding a bit of stevia would help; I added about a teaspoon honey because that's all I had on hand.

Add the lime juice and a bit of stevia and pulse a few times.

Blend all until smooth, adding a bit of stevia or more honey / maple syrup if you desire a sweeter drink.

I can not do maple syrup, I used a bit of stevia instead.

The second batch I still added the almond flour but I also added 1 / 2tsp baking powder, 2 - 3Tbsp of butter (more coconut oil would probably do the trick) and sprinkled a bit of stevia.

Finally just a bit of stevia — all this chocolatey richness needs some sweetness.

I just use a bit of stevia, but raw honey and maple syrup are delicious as well!

Lemongrass, licorice n mint tea and a bit of stevia rarely.

I like to use it in baking, but also add a bit of stevia and / or dates to make the muffins have a sweeter taste than they would with just coconut nectar alone.

I replaced the honey with maple syrup, and like others, did not have vanilla stevia, so I used vanilla + a bit of stevia.

In the summers, I add one bag to iced water, with just the tiniest bit of stevia.

I actually just ate two myself I did not make any alterations to the recipe, but if I made these at home I would add a bit of Stevia and a little more cinnamon.

I actually used a bit of Stevia to sweeten and it turned out so nicely that hubby and I ate it in one day will make this again very soon!

Try this fantastic green smoothie recipe: 1 heaping scoop of vanilla protein powder, 1/2 a lemon, 1/2 cup of fresh or frozen mixed berries, 1/2 cup almond milk, some raw spinach, 1 tablespoon of flax seeds, ice and a bit of Stevia!

They don't have the typical level of sweetness you'd expect in a breakfast muffin, so don't be afraid to add a couple tablespoons of maple syrup or a bit of Stevia to the batter if you've got a sweet tooth.

You'll want to use either a bit of stevia or erythritol for the sweetening option or just leave it out if you prefer a more savory dish.

You can choose to increase the Swerve sweeterner or add a little bit of stevia.

For the LCHF diet this is things like pepperoni, cheese slices, and «fat bombs», things like cocoa powder mixed with coconut oil and coconut butter and maybe a bit of stevia.

As for the frosting, you can make coconut whipped cream instead, use a bit of stevia, maple syrup or date paste for a little sweetness.