MrsA2
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- Type of diabetes
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It was me, I've replied above.... hic!
It was me, I've replied above.... hic!I think I remember a member, possibly years ago, who made her own low carb cream liqueur. If only I could remember who it was
For me this links to "page not found"I've used this one, very acceptable. Only make 2 small portions though!
https://www.ketofitnessclub.com/blogs/drinks/celtic-cream.
made me laugh properlyIt was me, I've replied above.... hic!
Trying again. It works for me https://www.ketofitnessclub.com/blogs/drinks/celtic-creamFor me this links to "page not found"
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Or try going direct to ketofitnessclub.com and search for celtic creamFor me this links to "page not found"
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Perfect this time. Thank you, and excitingly I already have all the ingredients. This will be my weekend task! Cheers.Trying again. It works for me https://www.ketofitnessclub.com/blogs/drinks/celtic-cream
absolutelythat would be the hospitable thing- right?
I think I'd be inclined to quadruple the ingredients instead.And, although it says use a saucepan the amounts are so small maybe a mug in a low microwave?
Snap, I'm going to have a Sunday treat & give it a go.Perfect this time. Thank you, and excitingly I already have all the ingredients. This will be my weekend task! Cheers.
As I don't have a microwave, I'll go with @Antje77's idea.And, although it says use a saucepan the amounts are so small maybe a mug in a low microwave?
I love this thread , I am beginning to think of Christmas with my son in Scotland , he’s a marvellous cook , and they do pretty well with the drink as well. Thinking every thing in very much moderated form .As I pescatarian, non-low carb person with Type 1, the missing turkey and ham and pigs in blankets is the main difference between my Christmas meal and the non-T1s around me.
Christmas is either spent at my parent's or my partner's parents (ILs).
My Mum cooks everything from scratch - sausage rolls, mince pies, Christmas pud, Christmas cake (including home made marzipan and royal icing) and my veggie alternative which is usually something with home-made pastry parcelly that will go with the rest of the trimmings. She will also make a veggie stuffing so I can have some.
My MIL is not so much of a cook. Aunt Bessie helps out a lot with her Christmas dinner by providing the parsnips and Yorkshire puds (although I was bought up with YP only going with beef so still not got my head around having them on Christmas day). My meat alternative will be a M&S veggie pie. Christmas dessert is usually profiteroles (because my SIL likes them) or cheesecake (because my BIL likes it).
Both will have sweets and nibbles around which means a constant need for an insulin top up as I get offered another Hotel Chocolat dark chocolate truffle (my parents) or a toffee Quality Street (ILs).
I try to participate in all but try to hold back at the end of the evening so I don't have too much insulin on board when I go to bed.
Whichever Christmas it is this year will be fun and an over-indulgence. The only concession will be the Boxing Day walk. With my folks, the whole family troop out. At the ILs it may just be me in my running shoes with weird looks from the family.
Do you ever have a food or drink you hate but wish you really liked Lol that’s Baileys for me - seeing this pic makes me wish I loved it, sadly I know I will never like it even a little hehe
I know exactly what you mean. No one believes I don't like vodka. I must have been told a hundred times that it is tasteless and I can't not like it but I can taste it and I don't like it!Do you ever have a food or drink you hate but wish you really liked Lol that’s Baileys for me - seeing this pic makes me wish I loved it, sadly I know I will never like it even a little hehe
Not sure if you tried the shop online? https://ketokitchenlytham.co.uk/sna...GfBBa8HjjNhoaMSifDR_cQLUfvg1edeEaAmDhEALw_wcBI’ve had the Max Mallows keto marshmallows but I’ve only seen them in one place in a shop in Lytham- tried to get them on line but no joy. Have a look on Etsy many people on there sell homemade Keto cakes etc and I’m sure I’ve seem marshmallows - won’t be cheap from there but if it’s a Christmas treat maybe it’s ok to splash out a bit
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