What's a healthy sugar free alternative treat you could put inside easter eggs?
I wonder if a manerin orange could fit? 馃崐馃
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ArishMell 路 70-79, M
It may do if the egg is big enough. A clementine is slightly smaller.
So would dried fruits like figs, dates, apricots, pineapple slices. Or perhaps a bag of mixed fruit-and-nuts (sold as snack food or as cake-mixture addition).
A bit ironical though, putting a sugar-free food inside a food rich in sugar, unless you can make the egg yourself from some chocolate foundation that uses a non-sugar sweetener!
In any case, strictly speaking, there is no such thing as "sugar-free" fruit. Sugars of one type or another are natural components of many edible plant parts, even if not obvious to the taste.
So would dried fruits like figs, dates, apricots, pineapple slices. Or perhaps a bag of mixed fruit-and-nuts (sold as snack food or as cake-mixture addition).
A bit ironical though, putting a sugar-free food inside a food rich in sugar, unless you can make the egg yourself from some chocolate foundation that uses a non-sugar sweetener!
In any case, strictly speaking, there is no such thing as "sugar-free" fruit. Sugars of one type or another are natural components of many edible plant parts, even if not obvious to the taste.
Fluffybull 路 F
@ArishMell You can often find them in supermarkets, craft shops, those "Buy anything for not very much shops" 馃槅馃槈. Also on the internet. 馃槉
