To all of my amazing, supportive readers: The wait is over! You'll be seeing a new recipe posted every week or so. I can't make hard and fast promises, but I WILL attempt to designate a few hours each weekend to post, so as to use up some of this stevia (and erythritol! oh my) I received from the wonderful Ron Redding over at NuNaturals. Furthermore, I'd like to show my appreciation those of you who have used my iherb.com rewards code (see sidebar) and who have made Paypal donations. I am able to restock baking supplies once again! Since I'm a full time college student, every little bit really helps.
Stay tuned! I should have a new post up, featuring a brand new tasty sugar-free dessert, by **March, as I have my first major round of exams to prepare for up until then! Spring break is coming up in early March, which will give me a breather. Sorry for the delay, folks. The recipes are ready to go, but writing up a thoughtful post takes time. If I don't respond to your first email, please try me again, as I have been on the computer less and less as of late, and sometimes my inbox gets backed up. Thank you for your patience!
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Again, I can't thank y'all enough for your supportive emails, comments, and for spreading the word about sugar-free living! Feel free to contact me via email instead of in the comments please. Have fun with your healthy baking, all!
All the best,
Lauren
62 comments:
Yay! I'm soooo glad you're back! I'm on the hunt for all things sugar-free meringue.
Welcome back to the blog! I'm excited that you will be posting again.
Good to see you back. I made your chocolate cake recipe for the holidays, it was great!
I am so glad to see your back! Can't wait to see what you are baking.
Hey Lauren, I made your Red Velvet cake last night! It took me 3 tries to get it right...the first time, I put too much cocoa. The second, I accidentally doubled the butter. The third time it was JUST right! :) Thanks so much. You really inspire me, and help me enjoy this WOE!
Great to have you back - looking forward to some more delicious recipes! :)
Yay! I'm happy to hear you are back! Looking so forward to what you come up with. My mouth is almost watering at the prospect of your new creation!
So glad to see you're back!
I've really missed your sweet goodies!
Lauren, thank you. Even in your absence, I've found your website not only a source of good information, but also of inspiration. I'm a type 2 diabetic with a history of bulemia so I don't dare (or want) to declare foods off limits. However, being able to find healthier, more balanced ways to indulge is critical to all kinds of well being. You are, so far, the only source of information on items such as erythritol that I've found. Thank you for all you've done, and for what is yet to come.
I'm so glad to see you here on my screen again!!! I *love* this blog and your wonderful recipes.
I just found your blog and absolutely love it!! Thanks for sharing your awesome recipes with us!
:-D yay! Glad to see you back,though I have SO MANY of your older recipes still to try! Thank goodness for long Ohio winters! See you on MUA!
Courtney
you were missed! can't wait to see new recipes.
Thanks for posting again. I just found your blog a week ago and made the dairy free chocolate ice cream. It was fabulous!
I just recently found your website and think your recipes are awesome. I made the chocolate "bean" cake and everyone loved it. Thank you!
Yeah! I'm so glad you are back!
Thank God you're back! You've been very much missed. I've followed your blog for quite awhile. I'm a weight loss surgery patient who must eat sugar free, and you've been a real inspiration and help to me. Thank you for all you do!
Welcome back!
YAY!! In the meantime I tried the brownies, and they were a serious chocolate fix! Delicious! Even my husband who regards my attempts at healthy baking with two raised eyebrows, admitted they were great.
So glad to see you're back! I only found your blog a couple weeks ago but the recipes I've tried have been fabulous. I just made my second loaf of chocolate zucchini bread. Mmmmmmmmmm... Soooo good. (And so filling too!) I remember how it was trying to bake in the college dorm. It got easier when some of my friends persuaded me to come live in their co-op with a big kitchen, but I was glad to finally get my own little apartment with kitchen my last year there. I had no lack of visitors either! ;) (They called me Betty Crocker.)
Hurray!
Yay! I have made and love your rice crispy treats, bean cake, cranberry walnut brownies, magic cookie bars, hot chocolate, biscuits, chocolate chip cookies, pancakes, and pots de creme. I'm ready for more!
So gladyou are back. I missed your posts but still read your recipes and make some. Thank you. Anne
Yay! Welcome back! So looking forward to seeing your next post!
I'm so happy to have you back.... you are dearly loved!
God Bless You!
Cathy
Look forward to seeing your creations, dear sweet Lauren. Hope your studies went well.
Oh thank goodness! Recipes we can count on! We are so glad you are coming back!
So happy to see you again. Your posts on LCF made me worry that you were moving away from LC and might not make your special treats any more.
Yay!
Yay!!!!!!!!!
yay! I am SO excited to see you back!
You've been missed!!
Can't wait to see what you'll have for us :)
w00t! Glad you're back - hope school is going great! - Mee-Lise
Hi Lauren,
I missed your recipes! Everyone is happy you are back.
Mandy
I am so so so glad you are back! This is amazing!
I have been doing your recipes for awhile now: adapting and changing, and also following them to a 'T'. They are great.
I cannot wait until the next post!
Yum, yum, yum!! I'd better stock up on some erythritol! (Plus, hubby has been asking for more bean cake!)
OMGOODNESS, I am so incredibly happy I found your blog! I'm a food blogger as well, and I get kind of discouraged in a world of high-carb food blogs. I'm so excited to try your recipes. I already have your coconut pound cake as number one on my to-do list =)
- Gracie
http://girlmeetshealth.com
Do you have a recipe for a low carb carrot cake? My dad is a huge fan and I want to bake him one for his bday! Love your site! Awesome recipes!
WELCOME BACK!!! We all missed you!!! Where is the recipe for this amazing looking cupcake that is show at the top of this page. I can’t wait to try it!!!
I'm so glad you are back! I haven't found any blogs that compare to yours and I was afraid you had called it quits. Again, so glad you are back. Can't wait to see the new recipes. I've tried so many of the old ones and loved everything!
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hey! we've been lurking here for awhile, cuz your recipies are awsome! In fact, you've inspired us to make our own blog of culinary experiments. Thanks!
You have really enspired me!
I have struggled with my weight for years, unsatisfied with what our "health officials" claim. I am enthusiastic as i begin a new journey down a road toward better health. Thanks again!
- ps.
I have a question about erythritol, how do you count its carbs? I bought some from whole foods and it has a lot of carbs, but no calories. Are there numerous types of erythritol with lower carb counts?
Lauren, so glad to see you're coming back,woohoo! This is by far
my fave blog, as I don't eat sugar
either. I'm eagerly awaiting your
book deal, any news,lolol?! So many bloggers have been published, and I think you should be as well, for sure, and then I won't have to use so much paper printing out your great recipes, lol! all the best, Leigh X0X
WOW - Just found your blog. Great stuff! Thank you for sharing. :)
Yay, you are back! So excited!
These look so delicious (even though I love sugar).
Perhaps we should have a study break one weekend and make some of these?
*nudge* *nudge* *wink* *wink* ?
You'll be happy to know that I have given up soda and, temporarily, caffeine.
thankyou!!! you should make a cookbook!!
YAY! I missed your yummy recipes!
Where is the recipe for the picture above? ( looks like a cupcake with chocolate icing)
I just found your blog. Someone posted a link to it on one of my Weston A. Price yahoo groups. Your recipes are phenomenal!
My husband and 3 year old son have turned their noses up at my attempts at coconut flour pancakes. Your flapjacks, however, were eaten with relish.
I tried your tortilla wrap recipe tonight. I was so excited to try it I went out today to get a silicone mat. It worked great and I can't wait to have some wraps and mexican food. And try the chocolate bean cake, and chocolate apple bread...
I can't believe you're a college student. You rock!
Where are you? I'm drooling in suspense LOL. Can't wait to see what you have in store for us!
Hi Lauren! Welcome back! What talent you have for being so young! Thank you for your wonderful blog & recipes!
WOOOO
ive seriously fallen off the LC / SF wagon since you left! Im getting back on with you now :)
Just wanted to say that I ABSOLUTELY love your blog! I have recently decided to go on a low carb diet (originally was gluten free, then changed to no grain and no artificial & high glycemic natural sugar) for health reasons. I have been dying for something sweet and ended up nibbling on fruit to satisfy my sugar cravings. It's a pain to go out with friends who consume so many things high in carbs, but I managed to keep on going. I feared the day I would have to go to a friends or relatives birthday party because of ice cream and cake, so I looked for a dessert that was low in carbs to bring along. I stumbled upon your site, and I am so happy I did, you really know your stuff! I too, have recently been reading a lot on nutrition. I'm actually a biology major and wish to become a physician assistant. Thanks again for all of your recipes! You are an amazing and awesome person!
time4t wrote: I have a question about erythritol, how do you count its carbs? I bought some from whole foods and it has a lot of carbs, but no calories. Are there numerous types of erythritol with lower carb counts?
time4t, the carbs in erythritol don't count. Sugar alcohols like erythritol, xylitol, and sorbitol appear as carbs on the nutrition label, but the body does not process them as carbs. Subtract sugar alcohol carbs from the total carbs when figuring the carb count of a food that contains them.
Beware of sweeteners that are blends of a non-carb sweetener and something like lactose or dextrose, though. Those are real sugars and contain real carbs.
Pleaaaaaase tell us Key Lime Pie is your next creation - based on your first paragraph...please!!!!
Please do keep your recipes coming. Looking forward to more.
cocksox
i love your recipe. thanks for share i like it so much
Hello,
This is really awesome blog post. keep posting such an interesting information. Thanks very much!
I have recently (one week ago!) given up refined sugar and flour to attempt to get rid of some chronic health problems after doctors didn't help me... and I feel SO amazing eating a plant-centered diet! (I am also giving up meat except for seafood). I just wanted to let you know that you are an inspiration.
Your blog means a lot to people like me, who want to enjoy life and satisfy their sweet tooth without resorting to harmful habits.
Thank you so much for your posts!
p.s. I am making the bean cake right now!
Claire - Happy to hear you've found a diet that makes you feel great. I am so happy that you are inspired by the recipes posted here. Let me know how the cake turns out for you. Best wishes with sticking to your plan!
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