shelley262
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- Worcestershire Uk
- Type of diabetes
- I reversed my Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
Oh no! Proves it delicious but real shame and let’s hope it dosent have dog tummies consequences!Hi @shelley262 Lemon drizzle made using tweaks, definitely sticky on top so I like that. Image here
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Just testing 1 hr after rolls then trying this! At 1 hr went from 4.6 down to 4.1 with 1 roll so a miracle food
Cake looks like a cake and tastes "lemony" so a successful afternoonThank you so much ladies this may appear at evenings, with LC vanilla custard or lots of cream as a dessert, on the very odd occasions I want a dessert.
Update: RIP Lemon drizzle cake. My wife forgot to hide it so her red setter ate it and my Lab may have cleared it up especially the poor old labafter we had a slice each - we may have consequences those ingredients and dogs tummies
I went to an Ethiopian restaurant recently and all food is served with injera which is a bit like a pancake and used to scoop up the food instead of cutlery. I looked up what it is made from and it is teff flour. Has anyone come across this before and used it in anything else?
Hi @shelley262 Lemon drizzle made using tweaks, definitely sticky on top so I like that. Image here
View attachment 26457
Just testing 1 hr after rolls then trying this! At 1 hr went from 4.6 down to 4.1 with 1 roll so a miracle food
Cake looks like a cake and tastes "lemony" so a successful afternoonThank you so much ladies this may appear at evenings, with LC vanilla custard or lots of cream as a dessert, on the very odd occasions I want a dessert.
Update: RIP Lemon drizzle cake. My wife forgot to hide it so her red setter pulled it down, ate most of it and my Lab may have cleared it up after we had a slice each - we may have consequences especially the poor old lab with those ingredients and dogs tummies
Thanks we used triple zero stevia as we din't have xylitol at the moment turns out to be very lucky we didn't. Internet suggests stevia is not toxic but may give bad tummy. Daughter in law is a vet and says will be ok but may have the runs!What sweetener did you use?
If it was xylitol please seek emergency veterinary attention for your dogs.
Xylitol can be deadly to dogs, even in small quantities.
Phew!Thanks we used triple zero stevia as we din't have xylitol at the moment turns out to be very lucky we didn't
Thanks Brunneria. The red setter was returned to a kennels our daughter in law worked at whilst training. She was a present to my wife but as she had not been properly looked after has a habit of reaching for any food she can. Lab does not do this but once the cake/crumbs were on the floor he took advantage!Phew indeed!
I used to use xylitol. And I still think it is the best flavour sugar substitute, butas soon as I discovered how toxic it is to dogs, I got rid of it and won’t have it in the house. Our mutts never get human food (except the occasional tail end of a GF sausage), but accidents happen.
Am v relieved for you!
Hi all
Any tips on how to get crispy fish skin without the butter over cooking?
Police have released a photo of the prime suspect in today's audacious Lemon Drizzle cake heist
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Looks as if she is saying "Who me?" Her name is Amber
@Goonergal we use about 200 gms chocolate and 600 mls cream remember this is a big cake! Just keep tasting for sweetness to suit really.
This is interesting reading Brunneria. I like this bit:Yes, I have seen teff flour mentioned. Haven’t tried it, but I would like to - on the understanding that other trials of traditional alternatives (buckwheat, spelt, barley) have all been... unfortunate.
https://teffco.com/what-is-teff/
Now I am jealous @Goonergal!
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