Healthy Sugar Free Bran Muffins Recipes

Supreme Banana Muffins... sugar free and so healthy you wonder why they taste so good.

This muffin batter will keep in your fridge for up to seven weeks so you can have fresh muffins all the time!

A very flexible recipe and a delicious source of fiber! My kids love these muffins!!! You can add just about anything you want and make it your own. Enjoy!!!

Very moist and delicous muffins. Can substitute Raspberries or Bananas instead of blueberries.

I made 8 LARGE muffins.

These are wonderful sugar-free muffins that are enjoyed by my whole family.

This recipe makes really nice low cal/sugar free muffins

Low GI rating for yummy, quick to grab snack muffins

From Farmgirl fare. My favorite Bran muffins.

Moist and not too sweet, these banana-chocolate chip muffins are tasty for breakfast, dessert, or a snack.

Refrigerator Bran Muffins w. Protein

best bran muffins!

Made some wonderful alterations to another websites bran muffin recipie to come up with this one

This recipe is on the back of Bob's Redmill whole ground flaxseed meal.

These muffins have oat bran and whole wheat flour, which up the fiber content. They also use crushed Kashi Autumn Wheat cereal and apple sauce to keep them moist!

These are little gems of flavor and nutrition!! Low in calories and fat, high in fiber and nutrition!! ENJOY!!

These muffins are full of flavour and vitamins! They are also a source of fibre and calcium.

These muffins taste deliciously hippy and wholesome. Filled with bran goodness and dried fruit they are a hearty start to the day or a great snack for any time.

A healthy, delicious morning cereal. I mix 1/4 cup of this cereal with a bowl of bran flakes, or a 1/2 strawberry yogurt, and sliced fruit for a quick and healthy breakfast

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From an 'Ontario apple Growers' recipe card --- www.onapples.com

This is a healthier, high-fiber, low-sodium version of the very popular meat loaf muffins.

This sweet dessert drink gets a healthy makeover from Cassey Ho. You'll love this sugar-free and dairy-free version!

Homemade applesauce is both simple and a great way to use up fresh apples. Two pieces of equipment will make this a simple and healthy recipe. You need a slow cooker and a food mill. Mine is made by OXO. I use this WONDERFUL kitchen tool for creamy mashed potatoes, sweet potato pie and apple sauce.
You don't have to peel or core the apples. Just cook them, and the mill will do the rest of the work!