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| Agave nectar instead of honey? | ||
| Jan 26 2008 20:42 | ||
| For some reason, I really don't like honey. However, I'm looking for something to make my yogurt more interesting. What does agave nectar taste like? Is it more like a syrup? Thanks! |
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| #1 | Jan 26 2008 21:16 | |
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You should Definately Try the Sugar Free Maple Syrup =]]] its good , promise.. sounds iffy but iam sure SOMEONE will back me up on this =] |
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| #2 | Jan 26 2008 21:22 | |
| I don't do sugar free stuff but I love agave nectar! It is thick but not as thick as honey. It has a nice sweet flavor, but not too sweet. Give it a try! | ||
| #3 | Jan 28 2008 18:30 | |
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I am with redkitty, I love agave nectar. I have had it in tea and it don't overwhelm the tea like honey or maple can do. Agave is more of a subtle flavor. It is great in yogurt as well. Also the sugar free syrups have some sort of sugar substitute in them, like aspertame or sucrlose, which are not good for you. The are finding out that aspertame is causing holes in the brain and when it comes in contact with metal and warmed up, it chemically turns to formaldhyde. Suclorse is a by product of antifreeze, so can't be really healthy for you. |
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| #4 | May 16 2008 03:11 | |
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I tried agave nectar for the first time today! love it. |
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| #5 | May 16 2008 05:35 | |
| Sugar free maple syrup is a crime. Pure REAL maple syrup is a great natural sweetener. I find agave nectar is just like liquid sugar. I've only used it in baking and it's a great sugar substitute. | ||
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