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In summary, until something better comes along, I think simply reducing the amount of granulated sugar in your favorite baked goods yields better results than using an alternative sugar. Any of these scones would be fine to serve to your breakfast guests. The sugar replacement scones do have a somewhat shorter shelf life.
Flavor: Not quite sweet enough; odd “cool” mouthfeel, like mint without the mint flavor Brownies: Made with Truvia Cane Sugar Blend
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Flavor: Predominantly apple, butterscotch, and crunchy sugar (from the sparkling sugar topping) Alternative-sugar scones: Conclusion
Samakkarnthai P, Payanundana M, Sathavarodom N, Siriwan C, Boonyavarakul A. Effect of stevia on glycemic and insulin responses in obese patients—a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover study. Diabetes. 2018;67(Supplement 1):790-P. doi:10.2337/db18-790-P Swerve (erythritol, oligosaccharides, and natural flavors), claims zero net calories. Truvia (erythritol, cane sugar, and stevia leaf extract) notes it has “75% fewer calories per serving than sugar.” Could either or both of these sugar replacements be the answer to my lower-calorie baking dreams?
Who doesn’t love brownies, right? This simple one-bowl recipe produces reliably delicious chewy, fudgy brownies. Brownies: Made with granulated sugar