Adventures in sweetener aka give sweeteners a chance…

Got my bottle of monk fruit. A drop on its own, very sweet and bitter, not entirely different from stevia. Thought to try both those and Allulose with hot chocolate, using my raw cacao.

Made three cups, filled a third of each with milk and half a teaspoon of cacao, then couldn’t taste the cacao.

Regardless, added a tiny bit of stevia to one, a drop of monk fruit and a tiny bit of allulose to the other two.

Was able to add more allulose since it was very mild once mixed, as they all were.

So, initial test shows they can all play nice with milk and cacao. It’s a start ☺️

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I've done #cocoa in my #coffee before but this time I added it in directly with my freshly ground beans in my #FrenchPress.

3 scoops of a medium roast beans (I mostly drink dark roast) ground then mixed with two scoops of #Droste cocoa, sweetener (60/40 #Allulose and #turbinado #sugar blend) with heavy #cream.

Rich, decadent, deliciousness 😋

I just made #caramel for the first time, using #allulose, and layered it on top of a mix of melted #SugarFree #ChocolateChips.

It's in the freezer now to set, but the sauce is pretty tasty.

I followed the simplest recipe I found, and it worked.

In the future, I'll probably experiment a bit and add a brown sugar substitute for a deeper color and richer taste, and nuts.

Depending on the finished texture, some tweaking may be needed.

Worst case, I have a guilt-free indulgence waiting 🤤

My current treat is cooking down #strawberries or #blueberries with #allulose and mixing them in with #Fage 0% #fat #yogurt.

I make the fruits extra sweet so when they're blended with the tart yogurt the mix is just right.

Allulose is expensive, but it's not metabolized by the body and doesn't spike #BloodSugar. It also doesn't have an aftertaste like other table #sugar alternatives (straight, I don't like it for coffee, so I use a 60/40 blend with #turbinado sugar).

I'm #diabetic, but quit #ArtificialSweeteners because I hear more bad 💩 every day.
Anyone used #Allulose yet?
It seems to be a rare natural #sugar that's only found in raisins, dates & a few others. It's sweet, but not digested, so it has no calories & doesn't really enter the blood.
Can't find anything dangerous (yet)

@onlymeindc For me, it's #Allulose. It's very expensive, and less sweet than cane sugar, but it doesn't have the terrible (to me) aftertaste that sugar substitutes have, and it cooks and bakes very much like cane sugar. I do cheat and blend it with a little turbinado sugar for my coffee because otherwise I miss the subtle rich, mellow taste of turbinado.

I haven't tried monk fruit because I've only seen it mixed with things like stevia, which has that aftertaste I don't like.

@jjemcdonald I'm using #Allulose since starting on a #ketogenic diet about two months ago, and it's the closest in taste to table sugar I've found.

The downsides are it's very expensive and less sweet, but in most drinks it works and tastes great, and other than browning more quickly, it's good for baking, too.

For coffee, my cheat is a blend of about 1/3 sugar in the raw and allulose.

I'm diabetic, so less sugar is better, and allulose isn't metabolized, so no sugar spikes!