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Fred R. | 13 Oct 2013 in Cooking School | 2 Responses

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How do I go about to use a substitute for sugar?

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Caroline M. answered on 14 Oct 2013

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Hi Fred,

So there are a couple substitutes for sugar in baking. One option to replace sugar is Xylitol, which you should be able to buy at your local health store or at Wellness Warehouse (http://www.wellnesswarehouse.com/shop/?var=3659#page=page-1). I have used this personally before and it is great!

Alternatively you can use a natural sugar such as coconut sugar, however this does contain sucrose. You can buy coconut sugar here: http://www.yuppiechef.com/3-chefs.htm?id=10191&name=3-Chefs-Coconut-Sugar-450g

Hope this helps, good luck!

Marieka H. answered on 15 Oct 2013

Xylitol. 1:1 replacement, and it has very little kJ.

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