Sugar free Christmas cookies?

CoachJen71
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Have any of you ever made frosted sugar cookies with Splenda? Would like to a make a sugar-free variation for the adults in the family this year.
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The maltodextrin will still be a source of glucose if sugar is a health issue. So will the flour though, so I am guessing you just want to cut back on sucrose?
I would think Splenda would work, especially if you are making royal icing.0 -
Mostly trying to cut a few calories out.
Wish I could really make them diabetic-friendly but only have white flour in the pantry and no money to pick up any other ingredients.
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Splenda is not healthy. Contains chlorine. Use Stevia instead. Liquid form is best, not bitter. Use almond flour or coconut flour instead of the regular toxic flour.0
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I hope they turn out well.0
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Thanks0
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Skip the frosting if you want by adding any of these on top: nuts, cinnamon, chocolate chips,0
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