Sentences with phrase «something like agave»

However, if you goal is to not use regular sugar, you could try coconut sugar or maybe even something like agave or maple syrup.

Not exact matches

I have read things on the questionable safety of agave at Mercola.com and would like to use something else.

I've sweetened it with agave syrup, because I like it best for nut milks, but feel free to swap it for maple syrup, honey, or something else if those are more your style.

I don't like honey nor agave pretty much, can I use another sweetener like liquid stevia or something or do you think it will be a mess??

The rest of the time, it's stevia, agave nectar, honey, or something like that.

It can be as labor - intensive or complex as something like these, or as simple as sliced fruit, or nuts tossed with agave & curry powder (which is what I have in there right now!).

I would personally have to make it with cane sugar or sucanat or something like that because agave bothers me as much as the honey does.

A more honest appraisal from you would have said something like: «SOME agave nectars shouldn't qualify as a «natural sweetener.»

Peanut Butter Parfait Recipe Peanut Butter Mousse 1 C peanut butter 12 oz firm silken tofu (not the vacuum packed kind) 1/2 C agave 1 C vegan cream cheese (Says Evan: ``... like Tofutti non-hydrogenated... yeah I know, but whatever, it gives it a little something - something, and it's not like you are or should be eating peanut butter mousse everyday for every meal or something, so lay off.»)

A more honest appraisal from Kristen would have said something like: «SOME agave nectars shouldn't qualify as a «natural sweetener.»

It's really hard to find recipes for stuff like this that doesn't go mental on medjool dates, honey or agave etc. so I'm doing my bit to provide something — I see the space in the recipe market!

They claim agave should not be caramel color and that the ones that are have something else going on (sounds like what you are describing above).

She doesn't eat a ton of dairy so I guess I could mix it with something else she does like Elderberry juice that I made an added agave nectar to and I just feed it to her in a syringe during cold seasons.

When you are in the mood for something sweet, it's wise to choose complex, raw sweeteners like maple syrup, raw unfiltered honey, or raw dark agave — as a few examples.

If you don't like stevia, you can use another natural sweetener like maple syrup, coconut syrup, agave or even a date, but you'll need to use something sweet or it won't taste right.

I would personally have to make it with cane sugar or sucanat or something like that because agave bothers me as much as the honey does.

Despite my beard (something they are very used to working with here), I had my skin treated with blue agave extract, menthol and a pair of metal balls (yes, really) to make me look glowing like I had never glowed before.