I have gluten free dairy free egg free nut free and soy free products as well as
using agave nectar in place of sugar!
I followed the recipe with
using agave instead of honey and used a slightly different size pan.
Can I also
use agave syrup instead of date syrup or do you think that doesn't work?
Meaning, without a bottom nut crust,
using agave as my sweetener and mistakenly doubling the chocolate shell!
I am diabetic and my mom is sensitive to sugar and I haven't had a lot of success
using agave in place of sugar.
I make this
recipe using agave syrup... Works really well - and far less grams of sugar for those who are diabetic.
I'm not a maple syrup fan despite my many, many attempts to join the ranks of fans — I'll
just use agave or honey, unless you recommend something else.
I've
never used agave nectar before, how much did you use to sweeten per amount of yogurt?
I'm undecided
about using agave syrup though as I have read it's not as healthy as it claims to be.
Maybe next
time use agave instead of honey and leave out the cinnamon entirely.
And thanks for the tip
on using agave and maple instead of the coconut sugar.
But I'm curious why, in light of that comment, that you
still use agave, since it is pure fructose?
I did add some jalapeno pepper, and some ground cumin (personal taste) and instead of
sugar used agave nectar.
I've also started
using agave lately and thrilled to start learning how to use it in baking.
Since I think I had a very early miscarriage right after I
started using agave, I'm staying away from it.
I am going to experiment with making a sugar - free
version using agave, I'll let you know how it goes!
You could
easily use agave or maple syrup in place of the honey or even olive oil instead of the coconut oil.
We have been
using agave for quite some time now, and I was wondering if you know if it is good for weight loss.
If we do
use agave in a recipe, maple syrup or honey can typically be substituted in it's place.
I may have missed it, but did you have a post about
not using agave anymore?
The original
recipe uses agave nectar, which I don't like to use, so I use honey instead and also cut the quantity in half.
«I
even use agave when baking for my nephew who has diabetes and has to check his blood sugar 4 times a day and it causes no spikes in his blood sugar like all other non chemical sweeteners do (should it not if it were similar to HFCS)»