Sentences with phrase «little less sugar»

You might need a little less sugar in the potatoes themselves since canned yams are often sweetened.

That means a little less sugar in my coffee, and getting my orange juice intake with Trop50.

I scaled Lilo's recipe down to use the four eggs I had, and modified it to use part butter, part almond butter, and a little less sugar.

My go - to recipe for classic granola is full of nuts and coconut, and has a little less sugar than typical granola - making it the perfect healthy breakfast!

This simple orange cake uses a whole orange, olive oil and a little less sugar, its easy to make and bakes fast.

I didn't think there was enough sugar despite using sweetened coconut and brown sugar (I used a little less sugar than the 1/4 cup).

That means a little less sugar in...

Tweaks: organic cocoa powder, a mixture of unsweetened and semi-sweet chocolate, a little less sugar, an extra egg yolk and spices.

If you want a little less sugar in your life, you can get away with putting less dates, but they will be dry and crumbly.

Actually, I can tell you that these cookie bars definitely will still be good with even a little less sugar.

I had this in a Japanese restaurant and this one tasted just like the one in the restaurant, however, like others have said I might put in a little less sugar

I used our golden plums instead of purple ones, spelt flour instead of wheat flour to make it gluten - free, and some hemp hearts and a little less sugar to make it a tiny bit healthier (although not too little sugar — as I once learned, yellow plums turn quite sour when you bake them).

I also cut way back on the sugar because my family and I are reducing our sugar intake and, let's be honest here, I think we can all use a little less sugar in our lives (more on that in an upcoming post).

My go - to recipe for classic granola is full of nuts and coconut, and has a little less sugar than typical granola — making it the perfect healthy breakfast!

I told you I was going to be making them and maybe with a little less sugar....

Now when I'm looking at the bars I prefer ones with a little less sugar and somewhat natural ingredients.

Used a little less sugar and oil.

(I compared the crust recipes and they are very similar, a little less sugar in my recipe).

I used a little less sugar but added some pumpkin / vanilla creamora to it.

I just made this and I wanted to have a little less sugar as i'm trying to lose weight and wanted to make this for breakfasts.

Made a half batch, with a little less butter and a little less sugar on the cranberries.

I mixed bigger («kernige») and smaller («feine») oats and because I used chocolate crispies I used a little less sugar... Maybe that was a mistake?

We did use milk instead of cream in the recipe and a little less sugar, but we liked the structure and taste of the bread very much.

I'm not following it exactly because I'm not ready to give up my Halo Top or my wine but it's a boost of motivation to eat a little more veggies and a little less sugar.

Used a little less sugar, added protein powder (hoping this could be made as a breakfast bar!)

Great recipe, amazing flavours just needed a little less sugar for my liking, everyone in my family love it.

The second batch I made with a little less sugar and thought they were still perfectly sweet.

This recipe uses fat - free milk, egg whites and a little less sugar to allow the classic pumpkin pie spices — cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice — to shine a little brighter.

I also cut way back on the sugar because my family and I are reducing our sugar intake and, let's be honest here, I think we can all use a little less sugar in our lives (more on that in an upcoming post).

Made this recipe this weekend, but tweaked to make a cross between this and your strawberry rhubarb muffins (as well as a little less sugar).

I'm sure my body would also appreciate a little less sugar.

Throw a cup of chopped walnuts in, and a little less sugar for really ripe bananas..