Sugar free diet guidance for diabetics during holidays
Diabetics can include sugar in holiday meals with care to avoid spikes and long-term damage. Experts advise modest sugar use within meals, balancing treats like apple kugel with nutrition, to prevent deprivation and overeating.
Overview of artificial sweeteners and a dessert recipe mix
The text outlines SLACCHARIN, ASPARTAME, ACESULFAME K, and SUCRALOSE with commercial names and properties. It also provides a pumpkin pie filling recipe and crust instructions from The Joslin Diabetes Gourmet Cookbook and The New Diabetic Cookbook, detailing baking temperatures and ingredient amounts for sugar substitutes and pie assembly.
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Homemade Dog Treats From Kitchen Scraps
An assortment of pet treats is described including Soft Doggie Cookies and Snoo Chewres. Recipes use oats or wheat germ, sardines, cheese, parsley, and baby foods. Instructions cover mixing, shaping, baking at 350F, cooling, and storage. Makes about 2 to 3 dozen treats per recipe.
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Dragees Return Stalled Since 1993 End
Spokesperson Connie Jones explains McCormick Schilling ceased making dragees for Cake Mate on Oct 12 1993 after FDA ruled silver not edible. Signature Brands now uses Fun Tops to produce gold and silver dragees. Charlotte Marsh notes no process changes though availability faded with no Charlotte area shipments for years. They ship by case and to some IGA and Publix stores. managers can request restocks, as the seasonal use of dragees persists for cookies and holiday treats.
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Gingerbread house decorating ideas from candy store tips
Practical tips for decorating a gingerbread house with store bought sweets. Suggested items include gum for shingles, Necco wafers for roof texture, confectioners sugar or coconut for snow, wafers for windows, graham crackers for doors, candy rocks for stonework, crushed nuts or almonds for walkways, candy canes for supports, ice cream cones as Christmas trees, mini pretzels for fences, shredded wheat for snow roofs, popcorn or cotton candy for chimney smoke, and royal icing for icicle and wreath details.
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