Mixes (seriously!) but it looks like they may have competition. Sans Sucre (a sugar free line) released STEVIA sweetened bake mixes! No chemicals no sugar no fat (unless you add it!). I cannot wait to try these out! I recommend adding DIET POP instead of eggs/oil and just baking it thay way!They come in *Nutritional Info at the bottom:
Sans Sucre Apple Cinnamon Coffee Cake Mix
Sans Sucre Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix
Product Description
Our Sans Sucre Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix is sugar free and low fat. Made with imported cocoa, all you need is water and vegetable oil to enjoy these delicious Brownies. Sweetened with Stevia, this Mix comes in a unique 8 oz. package.
Sans Sucre Classic Blondie Brownie Mix
Sans Sucre Milk Chocolate Brownie Mix
Here is the Nutritional Information:
and Mousse! You can find their full line here!
!I also found this at one of my Health Food Stores today: Gluten Free Quinoa Cereals 
and products by
and products by 
ORGRAN! All Gluten Free!I loved the simple ingredients, the berry flavored Rice O's and the Multigrain O's with Quinoa! The Cocoa O's looked like dessert! They also have some impressive Spaghetti in a can
(like spaghetti o's), bread mixes
, flour
Gluten Substitute
! Gluten Free
Pasta
, egg replacer
, molasses licorice
, pancake mixes
, toasted corn cripbread
, Mousse mix , Vanilla Cake mix
, falafel mix
, pizza and pastry mix
!!
etc
! The Cocoa O's looked like dessert! They also have some impressive Spaghetti in a can(like spaghetti o's), bread mixes, flour Gluten Substitute! Gluten FreePasta, egg replacer, molasses licorice, pancake mixes, toasted corn cripbread, Mousse mix , Vanilla Cake mix, falafel mix, pizza and pastry mix!!etc
mm! these look awesome!
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara! Thanks for visiting my blog! Wow, these mixes look so good and so does the cereal! Stevia is the only "diet" sweetener I trust to not give me cancer haha, so I'd love to try it. And I've never seen those cereals, I wonder if they've made it to Tx yet?
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On the other hand, a lot of it comes with experience too. So it's really up to you, and you'll know if you enjoy that kind of thing also. I struggled the most with Finance and Statistics. If you have any other questions I'd be happy to answer them!
I'm looking forward to perusing your blog for new products and recipes now!