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VERY low calorie / no fat banana muffins
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Yummy, can't wait to try these0
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I made them with stevia instead of sugar and they turned out great!0
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You guys really gotta try these! Gonna make my second batch today and will definitely try stevia. These and the 40 calories bread keep me from binging!0
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wow these sound so good! definitely gonna try them0
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sounds yummy0
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I made these yesterday. They are FABULOUS! Just as good, if not better, then the ones you buy commercially that are 300-400 calories each. This recipe is a keeper for sure.0
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Sounds good, I will be trying these, thanks for sharing!0
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sounds great. bump0
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Yum! I just made these and am having one now
They're sooooo good!
I subbed reg. apple sauce for unsweetened apple sauce and swapped out half the sugar for Truvia to cut down on calories a teensy bit more to 60 cals/muffin (not that these really needed to be cut down...haha). I also added 1/4 tsp nutmeg in. Delicious!
I made a cream cheese ish frosting (it's a stretch to call it cream cheese frosting) to put on top, too. I used:
1/2 cup plain nonfat Greek yogurt
2 tbsp light cream cheese
1.5 tsp vanilla extract
3 packets Truvia
Little tangy haha, but if you like Greek yogurt, I think it's close enough! My brother who despises Greek yogurt isn't a fan of the frosting, but I like it. Putting some frosting on top adds about 10 calories per muffin.0 -
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these sound amazing!!0
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im on about my fourth batch
ive canned the salt, added a tablespoon of chia seeds, and switched the sugar for stevia.
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Just made a batch...I didnt have any baking powder though =(
I was going to use splenda instead of sugar but got nervous so I just used sugar haha.
They turned out amazing. Nice and sweet.0 -
Also from experience of working in a kitchen and baking cakes after cooling you can put the extras in a freezer bag and take one out as needed so its not a big temptation to eat all 12 of them in a couple of days
I did just that and they tasted great..0 -
Thank you so much! Great recipe! They actually taste really good. I used regular unsweetened apple sauce with 1 tsp of cinnamon, regular liquid eggs and whole wheat flour. Here is how they came out:
I used unsweetened applesauce also and cinnamon and they tasted great0 -
this sounds good0
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Made these last night and just warmed up two this morning and spread some peanut butter on top... very yummy!!! thanks for the recipe0
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