Sugar-free no longer equals taste-free! Popular food blogger Brenda Bennett uses natural sweeteners like honey and coconut sugar to create delicious and wholesome recipes that will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters, such as French Toast Sticks, Crock Pot Pulled Pork, and Chocolate Fudge Tart. You and your family will finally enjoy all the foods you love- without the guilt.
About the author:
Brenda Bennett’s passion for cooking began at the age of 5 kneeling on a chair by her grandmother’s side helping roll homemade gnocchi’s on a flour covered butcher block table. Her love affair with cooking was a mere hobby while teaching as a special educator and earning a Masters Degree in Education. After the birth of her second child, she had to give up sugar. With sear determination and a deep desire to still enjoy chocolate, her love affair with food embarked on a new journey learning to develop recipes free of refined sugars and flours. After discovering peanut ,tree nut and soy allergies in 2 of her 3 children making homemade healthier versions of the treats they loved became a necessity. She transitioned to the position of homeschooling mom of 3, recipe developer, food writer, photographer and blogger. She focuses on wholesome delicious food free of processed flours and sugars to feed her family and share with friends and fans on www.sugarfreemom.com. She lives in RI with her husband, 3 children and their dog, Ruby. When she isn’t cooking, blogging or writing she can be found at spin class, camping, volunteering in cub scouts, or in the position of transportation engineer shuttling her children to karate, dance, boy scouts, soccer or softball.
My review: Sugar-Free Mom’ by Brenda Bennett
4 stars
I liked how at the beginning Brenda tells really personal stuff about herself and why she eats sugar-free and white flour for herself. Also tells how different likes and allergies of her family makes it easy to add different flavors to all a lot of her recipes.
Also in the front of Sugar-Free Mom she tells what she uses for different recipes and why. What she found works for different needs. If I had this cookbook I would be using those pages all the time. She also lets you know what recipes are diabetic and why. That is one thing I need to learn better.
The pictures are a good. Makes me hungry. The banana bread is one I want to try or blueberry scones.
She uses flax seed flower, coconut crystals, pumpkin seeds, chi seeds, but suggests if you are not gluten free you can use whole wheat flour. She gives lots of tips how to personalize the recipes.
The cauliflower tatter tots looks good. I like how she adds fruits and vegetables to make recipes more healthy.
I would love to have this cookbook. It would make a good present for someone trying to eat better and cut down on the sugars in their diets.
I was given this ebook to read so I could give a honest review of Sugar-Free Mom and be part of it's blog tour.
Sugar-Free Mom” blog tour schedule:
December 15: Little Light Design Collective
December 16: The Things I Love Most • My Whole Food LifeMy Book Addiction and More
December 17: Readalot
December 18: Healthy. Delicious. • A Cedar Spoon
December 19: Thoughts in Progress • Babs Book Bistro
December 20: Jen’s Journey
December 21: The Realistic Nutrionist • Eat Good 4 Life
December 22: Wishful Endings
December 23: Vegan in the Freezer • The Author’s Hideaway
December 24: Mom Loves 2 Read • Jorie Loves a Story
December 25: Team Hoopes
December 26: Healthy Seasonal Recipes
December 27:
December 28: Erin Brighton
December 29: Lauren Kelly Nutrition
December 16: The Things I Love Most • My Whole Food LifeMy Book Addiction and More
December 17: Readalot
December 18: Healthy. Delicious. • A Cedar Spoon
December 19: Thoughts in Progress • Babs Book Bistro
December 20: Jen’s Journey
December 21: The Realistic Nutrionist • Eat Good 4 Life
December 22: Wishful Endings
December 23: Vegan in the Freezer • The Author’s Hideaway
December 24: Mom Loves 2 Read • Jorie Loves a Story
December 25: Team Hoopes
December 26: Healthy Seasonal Recipes
December 27:
December 28: Erin Brighton
December 29: Lauren Kelly Nutrition
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