Sweeteners
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Stumped by white sugar alternatives? Check out our substitution and cooking tips chart! If you’ve been tempted by
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Agave nectar Substitute for 1 cup sugar: 2/3 cup Recipe notes: Reduce recipe liquid by 2 tablespoons; reduce oven temp
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Natural sweeteners offer an alternative to the refined sugar and high fructose corn syrup found in conventional products. They can be used in place of sugar or HFCS in any product, from baked goods and cereals to beverages and chewable vitamins.
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How and why to use white sugar alternatives, including agave nectar, brown rice syrup, date sugar, organic granulated
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This low-glycemic natural sweetener comes from the Mexican agave plant. For cooking, substitute 2/3 cup of agave nectar
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Ever wonder the difference between salba and chia or what grass-fed beef really means? Our food glossary decodes the most common natural and organic food terms.
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Serves 6–8 / Braising mellows cabbage’s natural pungency, making it lightly nutty and sweet. Serving tip: Serve this
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This syrupy, low-glycemic natural sweetener comes from the Mexican agave plant. To cook with it, substitute 2/3 cup of
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Sugar Refining sugar is an exhaustive process. Whole sugarcane is crushed, shredded, and heated to extract the juice,