Sugar Free Recipes (Most Popular)
So Easy. Just adjust the amount of splenda for more or less sweetness or lemon juice for tartness.
A reduced fat version of the "hillbilly slaw". This salad packs a nutritional PUNCH with healthy fats from sunflower seeds and canola oil-a big serving of vegetables and it's sugar free!
Love my air popped popcorn...I fix up a batch and put the 2c servings right away into sandwich bags, so I don't eat it all at one sitting!
I adapted the recipe "No Bake Energy Bites" for a friend who is not eating added sugar due to fighting cancer...This "treat" is not sweet, but is still a treat for her :) I even enjoy them after a working out!
This is a take off on a Paula Deen recipe where pudding mix is used to help the ice "cream" be smoother...It's sooo yummy!
Developed while living in Athens when my roomates and I couldn't find Mayonnaise, works well with Artichokes
Makes one large or two small cold icy treats for coffee lovers, flavored with sugarfree creamer.
It's just like grandma used to make! In fact it is my grandma's recipe, that I have done over healthy.
This custard was the only food I could tolerate while pregnant, so it's a great sick, or pregnant food choice as well!
You can save 10 calories by leaving out the bread. And it's still very good, and almost creamy.
When I took this to a Backyard BBQ, every one agreed this was definitely luscious and heavenly! Since it has ingredients that are available year around, you can have this bright salad even on the coldest of days while these flavors will make you feel you're on a tropical isle!
If you like Strawberry Milk Shakes, this is a must try. It's the thickest, creamiest, most luscious strawberry milk shake you will ever make!
Wish you were in the tropics, sipping on pina colada's basking in the sun, with tropical breezes passing by you?
One bite of this, and you'll think that's exactly where you are!
It goes fast! Always a big hit wherever I take it. The original recipe calls for sugar but I use Splenda with minimal difference in taste. Shoepeg corn can be easily found in any grocery store, shelved with the canned vegetables. Nutritional information does not account for the draining of liquids which further
reduces the total calories and fat content.
I have taken my grandmother's recipe and have adapted it for use with splenda. The original recipe called for sugar and since sugar does not have the same mass as splenda i had to increase everything but the oatmeal by 1/2.
This is a varriation of the recipe from Land O Lakes website. I have changed out the sugar for Splenda it comes out a little more dense but is just as good.