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Old Tue, Aug-27-02, 10:14
mikenchris mikenchris is offline
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Please help...I am looking for good dessert recipes that are easy to make. I cannot afford to go and buy all the special ingredients needed for a lot of the recipes that I have come across. By the time I bought everything, some desserts would cause $10.00 to make and that is not worth it for me.

I am looking for easy to make recipes just when I get a sweet urge.

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Old Tue, Aug-27-02, 11:35
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I hear you on the expense - it's not really worth it. It's generally the sweeteners that are expensive, so you're best to alter the recipe so that it isn't all that sweet.

In general, the desserts made with sugar-free jell-o are the cheapest. I just mix in some cream and cream cheese while it's hot, and that's a nice treat.

Another (relative) cheapie is the peanut butter cup recipe. Unsweetened chocolate, cream, splenda, peanut butter; I think. It's over in the "sweet treats" recipe section of this website. I've always wanted to make little "haystacks" out of melted unsweetened chocolate, a little splenda and cream, and peanuts.

Another cheap one is the gummi worm recipe. It's just jell-o jigglers, basically. It's at the recipe section, too.

Unfortunately, sugar and flour are dirt cheap. Trying to replace them, *isn't*.
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Old Tue, Aug-27-02, 19:55
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Keep on looking there are some here..

http://forum.lowcarber.org/forumdis...p?s=&forumid=41

Also, cream cheese mixed with a little bit of 50/50 diebetic jelly/jam is yummy!!!!!!

Cindy
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