Low Carb Natural Sweetener – Brown Inulin – LC Foods – Paleo – Gluten Free – Diabetic Friendly – Low Carb Sugar – 8.9 oz

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   Good Substitute But Extremely Expensive. Treat This Like Gold!, September 15, 2016

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   HeidiGrrrl (Minnesota, USA) –

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   This review is from: Low Carb Natural Sweetener – Brown Inulin – LC Foods – Paleo – Gluten Free – Diabetic Friendly – Low Carb Sugar – 8.9 oz (Misc.)

   This does taste like brown sugar, even though it’s a very light powder. It doesn’t have the heavy, bulk feel that regular brown sugar does, and at first it didn’t seem like it would mix into a liquid correctly (I used it for a sweet and sour meatball recipe), but eventually it did. I haven’t tried it in anything like cookies, yet, so I don’t know how well it would blend into a cookie dough that gets its bulk from sugars.

   It’s really expensive, when you consider it measures cup for cup. Since this is considered a 2-cup bag, it works out to about $1.00 per ounce, once you include the shipping price! YIKES! LC Food’s Brown Inulin with Erythritol is the same price for twice the product, but the main ingredient in that one is the erythritol, so the brown sugar taste may be lessened, and of course there will be the cooling effect that comes from erythritol.

   In all, if you’re looking for a decent brown sugar substitute and can afford it without a second mortgage, this one is pretty good.

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