SUGAR BABY!!!
Monroe121
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Hello my MFP Family!!
So---> I am addicted to brown sugar. I'm an.... addict :sad: !
So I was wondering is there a (HEALTHIER) sugar that I can substitute for my Brown sugar addiction? I need it in my tea & Oatmeal mainly! Please Help!!
Thank you,
Roe
So---> I am addicted to brown sugar. I'm an.... addict :sad: !
So I was wondering is there a (HEALTHIER) sugar that I can substitute for my Brown sugar addiction? I need it in my tea & Oatmeal mainly! Please Help!!
Thank you,
Roe
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I love honey in with my oats x0
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i eat weight control oatmeal from quaker - maple and brown sugar flavor. it's perfectly sweet and only 160 cals!0
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honey has actually been proven bad in anything thats hotter than 60c. try splenda?0
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I believe splenda makes a brown sugar subsitute0
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I don't know about for tea, but for oatmeal you could try low-sugar granola (I like the BareNaked brand), fruits, non-sweetened applesauce, honey, or yogurt. All are great ways of adding some sweetness.0
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There are a lot of sugars that do no raise your blood sugar that you can try. Stevia, xylitol & erythritol.
http://store.xylitolusa.com/0 -
I use sugar free syrup in my oats, tastes great!0
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i use truvia in my tea, but i still need a small teaspoon of brown sugar in my oatmeal0
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I love brown sugar also, expesialy in my oatmeal. I tryed rasins this week end I was pleasently surprised. It was great.0
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Eww brown sugar in tea. I have never heard of anyone else besides my mom doing that. I love iced tea and can drink it sweet but prefer it unsweetened. My mom would sweeten a whole pitcher of tea with brown sugar on the days she ran out of white sugar. I can so remember how horrible I thought it was, and how shocked to take a sip not expecting it. She would use a 1/4 cup measuring cup to measure the sugar she used for her cup of coffee. No wonder she ran out of sugar so often.0
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Refined sugars are all the same. Just keep all refined sugars to a minimum and continue to enjoy the brown stuff..0
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turbinado sugar it's less processed and your body still knows how to digest it, unlike artificial sweeteners and sugar substitutes. it tastes soooo much better too0
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