Celebrate National Shortbread Day with Traditional and Keto-Friendly Shortbread January 6th is National Shortbread Day, a perfect excuse to indulge in the buttery, melt-in-your-mouth goodness of this classic cookie. Shortbread is a simple yet luxurious treat, traditionally made with just three ingredients: butter, sugar, and flour. But for those following a low-carb or keto lifestyle,… Continue reading Celebrate National Shortbread Day
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5 Healthy Alternatives to HFCS
Sweet Swaps: 5 Healthy Alternatives to HFCS for Holiday Baking and New Year Treats The holiday season is the perfect time for baking festive treats, but that often means reaching for high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS). At Lang’s Chocolates, we offer better-for-you sweeteners that don’t compromise flavor or texture. Through the end of the year, enjoy… Continue reading 5 Healthy Alternatives to HFCS
Blackberry Cobbler Recipe
Blackberry Cobbler: Tradition Meets Keto Innovation A Slice of History Blackberry cobbler is one of those time-honored desserts that speaks to America’s culinary roots. The dish dates back to early European settlers who brought their pie-making traditions to the colonies but had to adapt. Without proper pie tins and ovens, they baked fruit fillings with… Continue reading Blackberry Cobbler Recipe
Sweet Truth about Allulose
10 Sweet Truth About Allulose: Is It Really Safe for Your Diet? Many people use allulose as a sugar alternative to reduce calorie intake while dieting. Allulose is a popular sweetener for foods like Greek yogurt, coffee, and smoothies. While cutting back on sugar is generally considered beneficial, can we consume allulose frequently and in large amounts without risks?… Continue reading Sweet Truth about Allulose
Allulose Revolutionize the Food Industry
How Organic Allulose Can Revolutionize the Food Industry and What Challengest Faces By Decha September 21, 2023 Allulose is a rare sugar that occurs naturally in some fruits and plants, such as figs, raisins, wheat, maple syrup, and molasses. It has 70% of the sweetness of sucrose (table sugar) but only 10% of the calories. It… Continue reading Allulose Revolutionize the Food Industry