Sentences with phrase «really good sugar»

Now I just need to find a really good sugar free syrup.

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Therefore I'd really appreciate it if you could explain to me why they are so much better than refined sugar?
These were one of the best pancakes I have ever had, they really did taste like lemon sugar pancakes I used to have when I was younger.
I know that Kraft completely redid their entire line last year to use lots of great ingredients (real tomatoes, cane sugar, etc) and their sauces are really good.
Fast food doesn't have to be full of sugars and empty carbs if we educate what foods are really best for our health.
We made these for our Oscar party this weekend and HOLY CRAP they really were the best sugar cookies ever.
Actually, before my mom got diabetes, I made this exact recipe with regular sugar quite a few times, and it's really good.
I tried your recipe and let me just say, they really ARE the BEST sugar cookies ever!
Gluten free oats have been working really well for me this pregnancy, and I love the energy boost they provide without a bunch of sugar.
I hope you give it a try... I think a little more sugar makes it better but it was really easy to make and really different.
next we tried it in some sugar cookies and it gave them a really great depth of flavor, possibly better than just plain vanilla.
It taste really good (next time i will use less sugar).
I would just like to point out before I go on, that most fiber products, the really good ones that are free of sugar or aspartame or artificial colours, don't actually carry a brand name.
Very easy to make: just combine pumpkin, milk, melted butter, egg, and brown sugar — whisk it really well.
Giving up sugar can be tough... but there are quite a few natural sweeteners available that are low in calories, very sweet and really good for your...
Making nut butters at home is really rewarding, because they taste so much better than store bought ones, are usually cheaper, and you can enjoy the cleanest nut butter ever with just the nut (and optionally coconut sugar and sea salt) as the only ingredient, instead of a bunch of chemicals and random ingredients that aren't necessary.
This year I used the new method I discovered when making my bergamot marmalade by cutting the fruit in half, boiling it then chopping and boiling with sugar I did however take more care with the peel and tried to chop the pulp really well to get a clearer marmalade.
I make the «3 ingredient» recipe with 1/2 light brown 1/2 granulated sugar and vanilla but these really are SO MUCH better!!
I realize this recipe isn't the same as eating sugar, but it really is SO good and it makes you feel good too.
They had really, really good sopapillas dusted with cinnamon sugar and served with honey — my favorite!
Once your butter is completely ready & smooth, add in your coconut sugar & sea salt (use really good quality sea salt for this if possible, you'll thank me later) and process for an additional minute to make sure everything is combined.
Dates are really sweet so if you avoid sugar then they aren't great... but they are better than refined sugar I always think!
I needed something fast and easy for dinner tonight, and with the amount of sugar that's passed through this house and my kids this weekend, I really wanted something fresh and light as well.
Initially it was a pain to whisk it (otherwise you get chunks of matcha at the bottom of your cup), but I found that if you put some sugar in the cup and mix the matcha with it really well, no chunks!
It worked really well here, and this is very low in sugar for a dessert.
Sometimes I think I'm crazy when I make everything homemade (time consuming), but at least I know what's in them and what she's eating — plus these really are the best gluten free «sugar» cookies.
These Cinnamon - Raisin Danish Swirls are probably my favourite out of all three things I made from the dough; they're crisp, flaky and little chewy from the generous amount of caramelised cinnamon - sugar, plus everyone knows that cinnamon is the best (P.S the above photo is currently my phone background, ahaha, they really are one of my faves!)
Simmering a secret blend of orange juice, brown sugar, marmalade and few other ingredients will give you a sauce that's sweet, tangy, spicy and really, really freakin» good.
The caramels look delicious as well, I really need to invest in a sugar thermometer so that I can try making them my self!
When I get that cookie, I try to make sure I feel great about it because it's usually homemade, gooey, low sugar, soooo good, and added with love (< — it really is the secret ingredient in everything, ya know).
I usually don't like sugar cookies, but the texture of those look really good.
However, can I use non-organic, aluminum filled, everyday products, or does this recipe really only work well with the special flour, sugar, etc?
5 stars based on 271 votes Share on TwitterShare on FacebookShare on Pinterest Bursting with fresh blueberries with a tender, cakey crumb and sparkling sugar crust, these really are the best blueberry muffins.
Savory muffins are so delicious and you feel really good eating them without all the sugar.
It's good to know coconut sugar exists, as it seems one of the most nutritional sugar substitutes (there really is no excuse for using refined sugar in baking ever again!).
They would also be really good in lunch boxes for kids as like I said there really isn't too much sugar in these.
Affairs of Living is a wonderful resource for healthy food that really tastes good; free of gluten, soy, egg, corn, yeast, citrus, tomato, potato, sugar, peanuts and almost dairy free and nearly treenut free too.
My mom's sugar cookie recipe, because it's a family tradition to decorate together — and the cookies are really good!
I used wholemeal spelt flour (because that's what I had) and subbed demerara sugar because I'd run out of agave, but it still turned out really well.
Tried this recipe twice worked really well both times although I had oven too hot first time the result was a lot like honey comb as the sugar was more caramelised.
Since my elimination diet, I haven't really had sugar and I've felt better because of it - less drowsy, my cravings have gone way down, and haven't had any headaches or that «foggy» feeling I would experience after having sugar.
In a medium sized mixing bowl add in the egg yolks, sugar and granulated sweetner and mix it all up until you have mixed everything really well together.
After all the «yucky cross» comments by others I decided to make up my own so I winged it with 2 parts flour, 1 part caster sugar and a little water to make a runny paste then put it in a freezer bag, peirced the corner with a skewer and piped on my crosses - occassionally a little lump blocked the hole I just pinched it out and kept going - they turned out really well.
If you don't feel like following the recipe for the strawberry topping, you can just top the pie with really good fresh strawberries, or combine your strawberries with a bit of sugar and let them sit to quickly macerate, then proceed to top.
Either mix the strawberries with a bit of sugar and let them sit to macerate, then top, or just top with really good fresh strawberries if you can find them.
300g plain flour (I've used wholegrain spelt which works really well too) 100g caster sugar 200g cold unsalted butter cut into cubes.
Now being in NZ I may not fully understand the concept of skillet bread, but to our taste, next time I plan to either reduce the amount of sugar to serve with our meal, or omit the herbs (as it made a really good cake!)
She especially loved the raw icing which I have to admit really was super tasty but I'd say it would be best to hold out on the icing just for special occasions as rather unsurprisingly it's still high in sugar (even if it is unprocessed).
Btw, Gabby made this during the no - sugar phase and it was really good: http://veggienook.com/2012/11/26/sugar-free-carob-almond-butter-cups/
Wow this looks too good to be really, I happened to have some dairy, gluten and processed sugar free people coming over this week so this may be a lifesaver!
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