Comments on: What Do You Miss? Snicker Doodles!! http://jennifersway.org/a-celiac-in-the-city/what-do-you-miss-snicker-doodles/ Learn to live again...gluten free Fri, 13 Apr 2012 21:04:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Chris Perdicaris http://jennifersway.org/a-celiac-in-the-city/what-do-you-miss-snicker-doodles/#comment-293 Chris Perdicaris Wed, 28 Mar 2012 05:12:52 +0000 http://jennifersway.org/?p=1293#comment-293 Stevia powder, if that is the ingredient I am thinking of, that stuff works like dynamite on the derriere. Yes, it tastes great and it is sweet, but I definitely regret binge eating on a batch of cookies made with stevia powder one day. Stevia powder is even listed on many websites that sell natural supplements as a laxative. The only thing sweet about stevia powder is the jokes you can play on your friends once they eat anything made with that stuff. It is even more entertaining if they have to sit through grid lock, rush hour traffic. I would stick to the maple syrup. If you want the very best maple syrup in the world it is made in the province of Quebec, Canada. It is 100% authentic and is harvested from Canadian Maple trees. It is very expensive compared to what is available at many grocery stores (corn syrup with artificial maple flavouring). However, the taste and quality is well worth it--especially for Jennifer's pancake recipes. Stevia powder, if that is the ingredient I am thinking of, that stuff works like dynamite on the derriere. Yes, it tastes great and it is sweet, but I definitely regret binge eating on a batch of cookies made with stevia powder one day.
Stevia powder is even listed on many websites that sell natural supplements as a laxative. The only thing sweet about stevia powder is the jokes you can play on your friends once they eat anything made with that stuff. It is even more entertaining if they have to sit through grid lock, rush hour traffic.

I would stick to the maple syrup. If you want the very best maple syrup in the world it is made in the province of Quebec, Canada. It is 100% authentic and is harvested from Canadian Maple trees. It is very expensive compared to what is available at many grocery stores (corn syrup with artificial maple flavouring). However, the taste and quality is well worth it–especially for Jennifer’s pancake recipes.

]]> By: bill mccoy http://jennifersway.org/a-celiac-in-the-city/what-do-you-miss-snicker-doodles/#comment-284 bill mccoy Sun, 11 Mar 2012 16:12:31 +0000 http://jennifersway.org/?p=1293#comment-284 Hi Jen, have you tried the Stevia Powder yet as a sugar substitute instead of maple sugar? It's gluten free, 20 times sweeter than sugar, its also an antioxidant so it helps the immune system and contains over 100 phytonutrients. Any health food store carries it.... Bill Hi Jen, have you tried the Stevia Powder yet as a sugar substitute instead of maple sugar? It’s gluten free, 20 times sweeter than sugar, its also an antioxidant so it helps the immune system and contains over 100 phytonutrients. Any health food store carries it….

Bill

]]> By: Dan Roberts http://jennifersway.org/a-celiac-in-the-city/what-do-you-miss-snicker-doodles/#comment-283 Dan Roberts Sun, 11 Mar 2012 14:38:02 +0000 http://jennifersway.org/?p=1293#comment-283 Do you use the real maple syrup or the fake stuff? Do you use the real maple syrup or the fake stuff?

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