Xylitol Apple Crisp Recipes

Easy low sugar and simple ingredients.

This is a simple apple crisp that somes together without much preparation!

Tuna with crisp apple and celery on a bed of lettuce with fresh tomato wedges

Delicious Apple Crisp recipe with healthy substitutions.

This healthy apple crisp recipe is sweet and simple to prepare but uses very little added sugar.

Delicious and easy. Serve over rice or noodles along with steamed carrots and green beans and apple crisp for desert.

A creamy sweet & sour salad

Great Appetizer or Dessert Topping

Curry and Pomegranate set this veggie-licious salad apart from the rest

A delicious gluten free, no sugar added sweet potato casserole w/praline pecan topping.

A sweet crunchy dessert that taste a lot like caramel apples! This is my husband's favorite bedtime snack!

My very favorite way to serve Brussels sprouts!

This is from a DIABETIC COOKBOOK

This is so easy, and the result is a wonderfully sweet, smooth apple spread that's low in calories and basically fat free. You can bake or cook with apple butter, top your favorite frozen dessert with it, add it to yogurt...the sky is the limit! :)

This recipe calls for considerably less sugar than most, but believe me: it's plenty sweet, especially if you're using a sweet apple variety. (You might increase the sugar if using tart apples depending on your preference.)

Fast, Easy, and Fabulous

Never buy the jarred stuff again! This DIY version is perfectly sweet. Goes perfectly with potato pancakes!

A delicious, nutritious snack - hot or cold! Leave the skins on the apples in this recipe for added colour, fibre and vitamins. Adapted from the University of Nebraska website.
Makes 8 1/2 cup servings.

This great apple dip is awesome with fresh cut granny smith apples.

Like eating apple pie

A light take on this yummy Fall classic.

Tasty desert or snack

A delicious and healthy side dish. Serve it for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Making applesauce couldn't be easier. Just 3 ingredients (probably ones that you already have on hand)! This recipe doesn't use sugar, because I find that it is not needed, but you could always add sugar to taste.