One of the frustrating things for me as I started my sugar-free journey was definitely securing the products I needed in order to make the recipes and ideas that I found. I am not a store-hopper. I don’t like to go to more than one store in a week (with an Amazon order thrown in most weeks!). It goes back to my efficiency-expert-wanna-be ambitions—shopping feels like a waste of time since it takes so much time.
Thus, I always appreciate it when recipes have affiliate links! First, I like to support the person who gave me that great substitute for peanut butter pie! 🙂 Secondly, I like to click, order, and have it in two days without going out to several stores and potentially still not finding the right product.
Sure, there are some things that I get locally. If I go to Wal-mart, I always get Pyure (though I have a standing order from Amazon for that). If I go to Sam’s, I always get the Carb Balance Mission tortillas. If I go to Kroger, I always get some Lily’s chocolate.
But more often than not, I just order what I need at the beginning of the week, and the items are here in plenty of time for my Friday recipe testing.
So….here is a convenient list of products that are given in Healthy Mixes: Sugar-Free, Flour-Free with their Amazon links. I hope this is a help to you in your sugar-free, healthy journey!
Blessings to you as you seek to “feel great and live well,”
Below are links to the ingredients I use in the recipes in my cookbook. I am an affiliate for Amazon.com. If you click on the links below I will earn a small commission. Thank you for your support of this blog!
Chapter 1: Easy (Healthy!) Candy
Lily’s dark chocolate chocolate chips, sweetened with stevia
Lily’s milk chocolate chocolate bar, stevia sweetened
Jif Creamy All natural peanut butter (stiffer, the better for candy making)
Jay Robb’s vanilla whey protein powder
Jay Robb’s unflavored whey protein powder
Skinny Pop unflavored or sweet popcorn
Chapter 2: Fudges
Sugar-Free maple syrup (contains sugar alcohols; there are healthier ones available elsewhere)
Lily’s dark chocolate chocolate chips, sweetened with stevia
Lily’s milk chocolate chocolate bar, stevia sweetened
Jif Creamy All natural peanut butter (stiffer, the better for candy making)
Chapter 3: Sugar-Free, Flour-Free Bars & Cookies
Jif Creamy All natural peanut butter (stiffer, the better for candy making)
Lily’s dark chocolate chocolate chips, sweetened with stevia
Lily’s milk chocolate chocolate bar, stevia sweetened
Sugar-Free honey (contains sugar alcohols; there are healthier ones available elsewhere)
Chapter 4: Other Sugar-Free, Flour-Free Recipes
Jif Creamy All natural peanut butter (stiffer, the better for candy making)
Lily’s dark chocolate chocolate chips, sweetened with stevia
Lily’s milk chocolate chocolate bar, stevia sweetened
Unsweetened regular almond milk
Unsweetened vanilla almond milk
Chapter 5: Other Mixes, Sauces, and More Used in This Book’s Recipes
Jay Robb’s vanilla whey protein powder
Appendices
Skinny Pop original (individual)
Wasa Crackers (still pretty carby but healthy)
