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Thank you, I will try again this weekend, but use something other than Splenda....seem to be testing them all...xi made blueberry muffins from almonds a couple of weeks ago using splenda. Couldn't really tell if the splenda left a taste as I bought salted roasted almonds and not natural so the salt over powered everything. Bit of a disaster really so took them to work and made others eat them rofl.
I will try the muffins again this weekend and let you know how the splenda turns out.
Not going to suffer on my own... Wife tried one bite, daughters wouldn't try them at all so work had to suffer and they are a bunch of gannets.Thank you, I will try again this weekend, but use something other than Splenda....seem to be testing them all...x
You give baking disasters to others to eat
Yummie, dark chocolate and coconut.....getting into baking mood now lol .....Not going to suffer on my own... Wife tried one bite, daughters wouldn't try them at all so work had to suffer and they are a bunch of gannets.
Thought this time I will replace the blueberries with pieces of dark chocolate and swap out half the almond meal for desiccated coconut
Me too... May have to tell my WoW guildies I'm not raiding tonight and make a mess in the kitchen insteadYummie, dark chocolate and coconut.....getting into baking mood now lol .....
Hi popsy, let's make a positive pledge to bake .....ha ha ....I agree with you Kat about Splenda. I find that in bigger amounts is DOES have an aftertaste. I haven't investigated any others yet but I must. I need to get back into low carb baking mode and would be most interested in other sweeteners. I find Splenda is great in small amounts though like sprinkling on sharp tasting berries or rhubarb.
I am sure there must be others on here who do bake a lot and know more than we do about sweeteners!
Hi Lenny I am going to use xylitiol .....it might be the same one you are talking about I know it has a few different names ....thank you KatIve found the best one for cooking is Eurythritol, or something like that. Its granulated like sugar, maybe thats why it works, its less powdery. It is quite expensive and I've only found it on line.
Thank you I will try but I am not very good.....I am basic computer skills ....more hope for me in the kitchenFrom the app on my phone I clicked the plus next to quick reply. Then in the top right click option and you can add a picture. On main PC just paste it in works
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So here are my muffins out of the oven. The ones with raspberries are blueberry and the front ones are the coconut and chocolate
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