Kombucha SCOBY Freezer Bites
Looking for a way to use up your old kombucha SCOBYs? These frozen treats taste just like fruit popsicles and have no added sugar. It is easy to make and only has two ingredients: fruit and SCOBY!
Read MoreLooking for a way to use up your old kombucha SCOBYs? These frozen treats taste just like fruit popsicles and have no added sugar. It is easy to make and only has two ingredients: fruit and SCOBY!
Read MoreThese peanut butter cookies only contain 5 ingredients and are sweetened with maple syrup. They are grain free, dairy free, and gluten free.
Read MoreThese thumbprint jelly cookies are free of white flour and white sugar, and you can switch the flavor to your liking by adding your favorite jelly in the center!
Read MoreThese delicious frozen treats are only made with 2 ingredients: peanut butter and banana! They are made with reusable silicone molds to help reduce waste.
Read MoreThese bite-sized frozen lemon pies are free of white sugar and dairy and are the fraction of the price of an equally-healthy store-bought version!
Read MoreDale and I brew our own Kombucha, and our favorite thing to do with our extra SCOBYs is to turn them into fruit leathers! When the SCOBY gets dehydrated, it still retains a chewy texture without being gross and slimy.
Read MoreThese frozen mint pies are a perfect bite-sized treat that you can grab anytime you’re near the freezer. They are a hit in our household and never last long!
Read MoreThese bite-sized frozen treats have a creamy peanut butter banana filling with a carob crust. They are delicious and won’t last long in your freezer!
Read MoreThis homemade jello takes less than 5 minutes to prepare and only has two ingredients: fruit juice and gelatin. Choose your favorite juice or change it up, and avoid any added or artificial sugars found in store brands.
Read MoreThis recipe is for a delicious and creamy chocolate ice cream that is dairy free and free of refined sugars!
Read MoreThis is a delicious and refreshing recipe for a blackberry ice cream that is dairy-free and free of refined sugars. It is a great way to use up your extra summer blackberry harvest!
Read MoreThese homemade “love notes” are a fun treat to make for Valentine’s Day, or you can turn it into a pop tart for a year-round snack! They are very easy to make and only require three ingredients: wonton wrappers, jam, and cooking spray!
Read MoreOne of my favorite snacks is Trader Joe’s Dark Chocolate Honey Mints. They contain just 3 ingredients (dark chocolate, honey, and mint extract) and contain no added sugar. I have created a clone recipe that you can make at home for a fraction of the price!
Read MoreThis is a delicious recipe for a peach crisp that is free of refined sugars.
Read MoreThis a recipe for a no-bake vanilla mint macaroon that is sweetened with maple syrup and contains no refined sugars!
Read MoreAn easy-to-make creamy peach ice cream that is dairy-free and free of refined sugars!
Read MoreWhenever I have extra (or giant) zucchini in my summer garden, my go-to recipe is this carob zucchini cake. I prefer carob because the caffiene in chocolate keeps me up at night, and cocoa powder requires extra sweetener to counteract its bitterness. I have picky kids coming back for seconds (and thirds) on this wonderful dessert!
Read MoreThis is a fun twist on my favorite chocolate chip cookie that uses carob chips instead of chocolate chips to give it a sweeter flavor without the extra sugar!
Read MoreThis is by far our favorite dessert in our household, and it never lasts long! It's super easy to make, and it's healthy!
Read MoreMint ice cream, chocolatey nutty crust, and chocolate coconut chips. All homemade, and all delicious!
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