Sweet Freedom Dark 350g
Low GI natural syrup with fewer calories.
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Sweet Freedom Dark has a richer more distinctive taste and replaces brown sugar, honey and syrups ... lovely on toast, yoghurt and porridge.
Made 100% from fruit (extracts of apples, grapes and carob), this natural sweetener in a squeezy bottle can be used to enliven yoghurt and fruit. Have it on toast, drizzle it over porridge, cereal or pancakes or simply use it to sweeten your coffee or tea. Sweet Freedom 25% fewer calories than sugar and is low GI and GL so energy is released slowly and evenly making it suitable as part of a healthy diabetic diet.
Ingredients
Natural fruit extracts (apples, grapes and carob).
Nutritional Information
Typical values per 100g:
Energy 292kcal/1237kJ, Carbohydrate 79g (of which sugars* 79g), Fat 0g (of which saturates 0g), Protein 0g, Fibre 0g, Sodium 0g.
*Naturally occurring sugars from fruit.
Other Information
Suitable for vegetarians and vegans and is registered with the Vegan society as the bestselling vegan honey alternative
Sweet freedom contains only 23g of fructose per 100g compared with Sugar which has 50g, honey which has 40g and agave syrup which has 90g.
No artificial colourings, flavourings or preservatives
GM free & gluten free
Recipe
Cowboy Cookies
Serves 6, ready in 30 minutes
Not only are these cookies delicious, they are bursting with flax meal, which in turn is chocablock with Omega-3 fatty acid and B-vits.
200g butter
250g Sweet Freedom Dark
60g unsweetened applesauce/ pureed apple and blackberry
250g brown rice flour or whole-wheat flour
85g flaxseed meal (ground flaxseed)
1 tsp baking soda
Little sprinkle of sea salt
A few dashes of vanilla extract
200g oats
120g desiccated coconut
- PRE-HEAT oven to 350F, 180'/ gas 4.
- MIX flour, oats, baking powder, flaxseed, salt and desiccated coconut in a bowl.
- MELT butter, Sweet Freedom and vanilla in a small saucepan.
- POUR into bowl and mix everything well with a wooden spoon.
- SPOON required cookie sized dollops of the mixture onto a non-stick baking tray/ or one lined with baking parchment.
- SHAPE into cookie shape of your choice.
- BAKE for 10-12 minutes, until nicely golden.
- REMOVE from oven and leave to cool on tray for five minutes.
This delicious recipe is courtesy of the lovely Sinead and her glorious Feeling Food blog.
Suitable for Diabetics, Gluten Free, Vegan, Vegetarian
Customer reviews - Sweet Freedom Dark 350g
Recipes
Rice Crispy Squares - Tue 19th Mar 2013
Rice Crispy Squares
This fab recipe comes from Ella of the Delicious Ella blog.
Serves 12
ready in 10 minutes
ingredients
2 cups of puffed brown rice
1 jar of almond butter (170g)
4 tablespoons of Sweet Freedom (either)
1 tablespoon of coconut oil
1 teaspoon of cinnamon
instructions
Simply place the almond butter, Sweet Freedom and coconut oil in a saucepan and heat gently.
Once a runny liquid starts to form, which should take 2-3 minutes, pour the mixture over the puffed rice and cinnamon.
Stir well until all the rice is covered.
Transfer the mixture into a baking dish, patting it down firmly with a spatula.
Then freeze for an hour or two before cutting it into squares to serve.
If there are any squares left over then store them in the fridge. Enjoy!
Reviewer's Name: Lesley from GoodnessDirect
Reviews
delicious in coffee - Sun 26th Aug 2012
Owing to your difficulty getting Mexican honey and consequently taking it off your shelves, I have been looking for an alternative sweetener for my coffee. Sweet Freedom Dark is the perfect answer with many added bonuses. Low calories, low GL, Gluten free, suitable for vegans and even cheaper to buy. I am so pleased with Sweet Freedom Dark.
Reviewer's Name: Conny Medd
Awesome, clever and tasty! - Wed 10th Oct 2012
I love Sweet Freedom Dark - it's one of my favourite alternative sugars/sweeteners and I know people use it as alternative honey as well. It's such a simple and healthy idea so it's amazing that it wasn't released years ago but that's how it is sometimes. I personally use this instead of sugar in hot drinks, porridge, cakes, chocolate making and anything where I want a moist yet sweet texture. It really is great - versatile, healthy and tasty! It's a shame that it's quite pricey though - so an alternative would be argave nectar.
Reviewer's Name: D BISALA
- Sun 25th Nov 2012
One of the better sweeteners out there, it has a very fruity taste that does not combine well with buttery flavours in baking ect but it is very nice as a treat to dip apples in or if baking with coconut oil.
Reviewer's Name: Paul Richardson