Sentences with phrase «love sugared fruit»

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I love smoothies but find if I use too many servings of fruit that the high sugar content makes me hungrier later on in the day.

What I love about this Citrus cocktail is that it packs real fruit, minimal sugar, is bubbly!

Here's what I love about this drink over other things like beer, wine and hard alcohol: SpikedSeltzer is flavored with natural fruit, it has 6 % alcohol by volume (more than beer, but less than wine and hard liquor) AND it has only 5 grams of sugar per serving.

I do love my fruits and veggies, but I'd much rather eat 3 servings of Oreos or a huge bowl full of ice cream sometimes — hello, sugar!

Add fresh fruit and honey or brown sugar if your kid loves those things!

I thought I would give this sauce a try because I love how it has lower sugar than many fruit toppings and can be topped on many dishes.

Today's recipe features antioxidant - rich 100 % pomegranate juice (with no added sugar), non-dairy yogurt that's packed with probiotics, fruit, and a special topping you're going to love!

My kids love these real - fruit, no - sugar gummies and I love that they're getting the benefits from gelatin and real fruit and not the nasty side - effects of corn syrup and artificial colors and flavors.

I'm not afraid of sugar in fruit and I understand if you are and think I'm insane for eating this, but my body loves these meals.

I love using other fruits to replace tomatoes as it eliminates the need for adding extra sugars.

I personally love eating less sugar because fresh fruit tastes amazing.

I loved that you used tons of real fruit to really steep out that great flavor, and that I could control how much sugar I put in it.

I'd love to use dried cherries or cranberries but they're already high in sugar, plus those dried fruits always seem to have added sugar.

I too love the taste of fruit, especially berries, without overbearing sugar.

Loved these - they're all natural - no sugar fruit that everyone can enjoy.

The cupcakes themselves are not overly sweet since the only sugar in them is fruit sugar, that's why I love a not - small serving of coconut whipped cream frosting on top.

I've just pulled this out of the oven and of course wasn't able to help myself from taking a nibble before it had a chance to cool;) Firstly, I just love that this has no refined sugar or added sweetener apart from the dried, natural fruit.

Again, like you, my latest episode was fruit related rather than the usual refined sugar culprits, so, much as I love fruit, this has had to be pared back to a minimum.

Rule shares my love of yogurt with 115 tasty recipes that teach you how to pair yogurt not just with fruit but with meat, not just with sugar but with salt and not just with herbs but with fragrant spices.

I also love using super ripe fruit so you don't have to use a lot of extra sugar.

You can also just use fresh fruit puree with some sugar instead of a simple syrup but I love the liquid sweetener and it's very easy to make.

I love accenting sweet with savory flavors, so while there are many recipes for acorn squash that call for roasting with sugar or stuffing with dried fruit, I knew I'd prefer a straight savory combination with the squash.

I love finding / making recipes that replace sugar and fat with fruit.

I love your recipes that are fruit sweetened without using sugar!

I do love chocolate but the right crumble or crisp with the oats, brown sugar, fruit inside... it just makes me happy.

What's not to love about juicy seasonal fruit nestled under a buttery blanket of gently - spiced, brown sugar - laced, oat crumble goodness?

Love it, but how much do I use to replace the sugar in, say, a fruit cake ie is there a majool date puree to sugar relationship.

However, outside of my home and basic fruits and veggies, I also love to discover whole food - based snacks made with no artificial sweeteners, refined sugars, or unnatural ingredients too.

I came up with this version just before the holidays and have been loving these pancakes, but I don't typically eat bananas or high - sugar fruits so I was playing around with a variation involving homemade applesauce.

While I love this season because it brings an abundance of fruit, I still remain vigilant of how much sugar I consume and try to focus on increasing my vegetable intake.

I just love how striking les fruits rouges are, both under the snowy blanket of powdered sugar and unadorned, in all their ripe, natural, juicy glory.

I love the versatility of mixing in Fall fruits, baking with butter, oats and brown sugar — topped with ice cream it is really the perfect, heartwarming dessert.

I love mixing a little honey and a splash of vanilla into plain whole milk Greek yogurt for a yummy healthy fruit dip that is also low sugar.

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Not every species loves sugar, but humans do — and so do apes, who are omnivores who love fruit and obtain about 80 % of their calories from fruit, Breslin said.

Here's what I love about this drink over other things like beer, wine and hard alcohol: SpikedSeltzer is flavored with natural fruit, it has 6 % alcohol by volume (more than beer, but less than wine and hard liquor) AND it has only 5 grams of sugar per serving.

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I have always loved sweet foods above all else, so I find it quite easy to eat a very low fat diet with shitloads of tropical fruit, getting more than 50 % of my calories from sugars.

Be careful though as dried fruit can have added sugars and bad ingredients — that's why I love Urban Fruit, they don't add sugar, oils, sulphites or concentrates to their ffruit can have added sugars and bad ingredients — that's why I love Urban Fruit, they don't add sugar, oils, sulphites or concentrates to their fFruit, they don't add sugar, oils, sulphites or concentrates to their fruitfruit.

I love a fruit crumble, which by the way, is the same thing as a crisp because they both involve baking fruit and a oat topping made with flour, butter and sugar.

I also love warming up frozen fruit to pour on top for a no sugar added syrup - like option!

And while they may love the taste, kids are actually just drinking a lot of sugar water instead of getting the vitamins and nutrients that foods like whole fruit provides (source: CNN).

Plus, I've always loved fruit salad, but what I don't love about most fruit salad recipes is all the added sugar, preservatives, chemicals, and dairy they contain.

I started with trying to eliminate all added sugars, and just allowing sugars that were naturally occurring in fruits and vegetables that I loved.

You can eat more of the fruit that you love and get a little bit less sugar out of it.

I love fruits, but in the morning I'm kind of sensitive to fruits and sugar.

I love chicken and fish; I eat lots of vegetables, healthy fats, low sugar fruits, cheese, and nuts.

Oooooh I do love a smoothie bowl but I make mine with a good dollop of coconut milk (from the can) because I find the fat really balances out the sugar from the fruit perfectly.

i love yogurt infact its my life.i have a querry someone told me that the only way your body can get calcium over yogurt is to eat it plain; no fruits, no sugar, no nothing.

This fruit is loved by all young or old but lately, it has been infamous for its sugar content and is considered as a cause of weight gain so can mangoes really make us fat?