Sentences with phrase «place of the cane sugar»

Honey can be used in place of the cane sugar.

I was wondering if I could use stevia in place of the cane sugar / erythritol?

Not exact matches

Or you can use maple syrup, cane sugar and / or stevia in place of honey if that's your thing.

You can use light brown sugar, or light muscavado sugar in place of the natural cane sugar.

Unfortunately I don't know any alternatives, but you could try adding an additional 2 tablespoons of cane sugar in place of the syrup and increasing the cream of tartar to 1/4 teaspoon.

I just made these using blueberries instead of raspberries, subbing in coconut milk and then coconut sugar in place of the cane.

Since I can't eat cane sugar, I used Endangered Species chocolate bars chopped up in place of the chocolate chips.

I also swapped in some maple syrup in place of some of the cane sugar, for the simple reason that I just love my maple syrup (very Canadian, eh?)

To make about 3 quarts of ginger ale, place the following ingredients in a glass or stainless steel pot: 1 cup fresh ginger, grated; 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice; 1/2 cup unrefined cane sugar; 2 teaspoons sea salt; 1/2 cup whey (optional), and 3 quarts filtered water.

When putting this diet strategy into place, parents remove maple syrup, cane sugar, agave nectar, brown rice syrup and other sources of sugars from snacks and meals.

Be sure to use raw cacao, plain cocoa, or 100 % baking chocolate in place of sugary sources of chocolate (which often contain milk and cane sugar).

I would suggest staying away from the brands that use sugar cane in the blend because that defeats the purpose of using stevia in the first place.

Notes: For smoother sugar, simply pulse Sucanat or palm sugar in a food processor or coffee / spice grinder You can also use organic, unbleached cane sugar in place of Sucanat or coconut palm sugar.

Keeping up with the demand for organic foods has led to deforestation in places like Paraguay where stretches of rainforest are turned into organic monocrops like sugar cane.