Sentences with phrase «get xylitol»

I get xylitol from Vitacost.

(And also, where would you get xylitol?

Just a tip about getting the xylitol «sugar» to adhere to the cupcakes — allowing the cupcakes to cool for 20 minutes allows the sugar to stick without melting into the cupcakes completely.

When I got my xylitol, I also tried my water kefir batch using xylitol to sweeten at the second fermentation.

Not exact matches

Stacy, we use xylitol in small amounts here, because it definitely gives us intestinal upset, and our guests who come over to our home and aren't used to xylitol in any way also get intestinal upset from it.

I used xylitol to get the same bulk as I would get from sugar.

I like to use xylitol, too, but I really have to watch my portions VERY carefully, or I get a gassy tummy.

xylitol combines well in solution and so doesn't get as gritty, but it also doesn't really caramelize so will be lighter in colour.

If you're serious about trying some sugar - free baking, I recommend getting a bag of xylitol or erythritol and giving it a try!

My dog is a Houdini at getting food off the counter so I don't want to take a chance with the xylitol.

Should someone give me a 1 star b / c I didn't write that xylitol could hurt a dog, or that a piece of a nut could get stuck in someone's throat... or that raisins or chocolate could hurt a dog?

I count it a miracle that Enzo did not get sick (or worse) from this bread because it does contain a bit of xylitol.

To get the appearance of sugar, additional xylitol is sprinkled over the bread once baked or substitute the xylitol for maple sugar or raw sugar.

The problem with xylitol is that it can be pretty time consuming to get perfectly powdered.

you might get good flavor by adding a bit of maple extract and some other sweetener if you want that extra sweetness (stevia, xylitol, etc...) in place of the maple syrup.

raw honey (if you can get it) OR 1/4 cup powdered xylitol Pinch of stevia extract, or 1 - 2 packets stevia 2 tsp.

I only use xylitol or stevia not to risk with getting Candida overgrowth again.

My dog loves anything with almond flour, but gets nothing with things he shouldn't have — chocolate, xylitol, macadamia, raisins.

Your comment just makes me smile I'm glad the xylitol and organic sugar worked (so glad you got organic, I've been doing so much research on sugar lately and it's absolutely HORRIFYING)- Jess

JEAN CHAN: Yes, xylitol is something, again, that can be very useful for a mother who is worried about their baby getting cavities if she has had a history of getting cavities.

If your baby is too young for toothpaste, you can get Spiffies xylitol wipes to wipe their little baby teeth.

So you got ta weigh in that, you got ta weigh in the deleterious side effects with that short - term thing and a lot of times, there's a risk for more analysis you can do where you can do where you can pull out some sugar, maybe use some Stevia or Xylitol or cut down the carbs or do a different source there that's less inflammatory where you feel good and then honestly, if you're like, «Screw it!»

And then also, you can get out of control if you're doing a lot of Xylitol - based products.

That means, to kill a 100 gram rat, you need only to get the rat to consume, 1.65 grams of xylitol.

xylitol powder / crystals are actually easy to get here, they are sold in a lot of health stores & vitamin shops.

I rarely use Xylitol, but when I get a sugary itch, it's the only sweetener I like that I'm certain isn't going to poison ME in some way.

(Xylitol etc) They are good for sweetening, but do not get digested much, so are not a very good energy source!

Try it with Xylitol if you can get it.

Also purchased MCT swirl from Barleans, but it tastes like a coconut smoothie and has xylitol in it, so I was going to get something else for my coffee.

If the recipe already contains sweet ingredients like sweet potatoes or canned pumpkin you might even get away with not using additional sweeteners or just sprinkling a bit of xylitol over the topping.

He handles all the technical aspects Here is where I get the sweeteners: 1) Erythritol from Amazon.co.uk: Amazon link (best value for money I found) 2) Stevia lasts for long and I get it either from www.amazon.co.uk (Amazon link) or http://www.healthysupplies.co.uk (also for fruit powder) 3) Monk fruit powder from here: http://www.healthmonthly.co.uk 4) Yacon products from here: http://www.gojiking.co.uk/shop/ 5) Xylitol from Tesco or Sainsbury's 6) Tagatose and Just Like Sugar are from the US and I had to pay extra for that but wanted to try them.

In other words, the reason that we like sweeteners like splenda, xylitol, stevia, etc. is because it tricks our body into thinking that it's getting sugar.

Giving up stevia, xylitol, in addition to doing a modified «zero carb» (meat / water) with low carb veggies is the only thing that got my weight to drop.

Plus for anyone out there i'd like to recommend a «toothpowder» that I just got into made with Himalayan salt, Xylitol, baking soda and essential oils.....

But if the sugar manufacturers all get together to get grocery stores to not carry Xylitol, that's an antitrust violation.

If you get a prescription liquid medicine from a human pharmacy, be sure to confirm with the pharmacist that it doesn't contain Xylitol.

Grapes / raisins, onions and garlic, xylitol, macadamia nuts, chocolate, moldy food, avocados, cherry pits, alcohol: Summer festivities include a plethora of foods pets should not get into.

The next incident was when Michael got a hold of some Xylitol gum.

Example: Immodium (Loperamide) can be neurotoxoic is some collies and other breeds with MDR1 mutation, using peroxide to induce vomiting is contraindicated in some cases as some things dogs ingest should NOT be vomited up, and peroxide may cause gastritis if over-used (using it 3x as suggested here is a bad idea, and ideally should not be used at all w / o first talking to a vet or a toxicology hotline with knowledge about dogs, peroxide not a good idea at all for cats and 10 mls is NOT a standard dose for every dog!!!!), mineral oil can cause aspiration pneumonia if it gets in the lungs and I would not recommend it to most pet owners to administer, and pepto bismol products sometimes contain xylitol which is deadly, aspirin is OK in a pinch but can cause serious problems with long term use... that's just a few thoughts off the top of my head.

The best way to prevent your dog from getting into xylitol is by safety putting away or completely removing it from your home.

As xylitol is being used in an increasingly wide range and number of products, more and more dogs are getting sick from eating this «all natural» sugar substitute.

Dogs with xylitol toxicity get severe liver disease and low blood sugar.

By both the ASPCA and AVMA, it is important that you keep all chocolate and anything sweetened with xylitol out of your pets reach, especially if your pets like to get into garbage cans.

We can actually get rid of one of the biggest xylitol dangers to dogs!

Make sure you get a pet - approved toothpaste; those made for humans often include ingredients like fluoride and xylitol, which can sicken a cat or dog.