How to dye sugar: If you want dyed sugar to decorate cookies or holiday cups, save money by making your own dyed sugar! You can dip it with granulated sugar, coarse sugar, and even raw sugar. They are easy to target! Once you know this trick, you’ll always be sugar coated whenever you need it! […]
Tag Archives: Agave Nectar
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May
May
Granola is a delicious breakfast in the morning, a nice snack in the afternoon, and sometimes a good dessert too! Homemade granola is really easy to make, and the best part is that you can adapt the ingredients to your personal tastes! Granola from the grocery store is usually laden with extra fat and refined […]
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May
May
Agave (uh-gah-vay) nectar is marketed as a healthier, sweeter alternative to sugar. Derived from the sticky sap of the Agave plant in Mexico, where Agave has had a long sacred tradition of healing and purifying the soul and body. The Spanish agave juice was fermented several hundred years ago, and people have been enjoying tequila […]
It’s no secret, Americans love sugar and we put it on everything. Sugar is added to whole-wheat bread and muffins, as well as muffins. Yes, you read that right! Sugar whole wheat whole-pasta>whole wheat has traditionally been considered “healthy” and unhealthy items like pasta for its addictive properties. This just proves how much Americans love […]
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Jul
Jul
Getting a Type 2 Diabetes diagnosis doesn’t mean you have to give up baking or baking goodies like cakes, cookies and pies. Here are seven low-sugar baking tips that even non-diabetic friends and family will enjoy. Cut into Amounts of Sugar In doing so, he says to use two cups of sugar. You don’t need […]
Splenda vs. Madhava Agave Nectar. You’ve heard of Splenda, no doubt. Splenda is the most recent sugar substitute to the hit the United States grocery and retail food market. Splenda is five hundred to seven hundred times sweeter than sugar, and yet has zero calories. A “laboratory sugar,” Splenda is a favorite among diabetics. Unlike […]
It is popular and tasty! Agave nectar is the latest trend in natural sweeteners. If you haven’t tried it yet, it’s worth a taste. If you’re not sure what it is, you don’t know where to get it, or you’re clueless when it comes to cooking or cooking with aloe nectar, more tips you will […]
Except for two years, my 10 year old daughter has been home schooled her entire life. Now she’s starting 5th grade in the public school system at the end of this month, August 2009. She’s a vegetarian who eats mostly vegan (that’s because her mother, me, is a vegan) so the National School Lunch Program […]
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May
May
Some great pain is arising around the world and many scientists blame the increase in sugar consumption on a daily basis. Although America has lost the number one slot for the highest percentage of obese people, Australians have sunk and the throne of obesity. Since World War II, societies have blown more amounts of sugar […]
Just like kids. Since their small stomachs can only hold so much food at a time, they are natural feeders, typically eating very little food for several days. How can you provide your child with fun vegan snacks in a non-vegan world? A vegan is a person who a vegan does not consume any animal […]