Worried that quitting sugar dooms you to a diet of celery sticks and boiled rice?
Don’t be! In fact, these seven sugar-free* recipes won’t only ease your fears, they’ll make you wonder why you haven’t quit sugar already!
Sarah takes on Cherry Ripe. And wins.
Her version is so popular it makes regular cameos on social media and has appeared on TV several times. According to Sarah, it’s “simple, moorish, minimal-ingredients-required ‘assemblages’, brimful of nutrients and wholesome sweetness”. Yum!
2. ‘Salted Caramel’ Haloumi and Apple
This easy afternoon snack is one of the favourites from the original I Quit Sugar cookbook.
The perfect combination of creamy cheese, tart apples and spicy cinnamon will curb those 3pm slumps. And it’s so rich in flavour, you’ll forget there’s no sugar.
Bet you never thought you’d be able to eat cupcakes for brekky when you quit sugar!
With store-bought breakfast cereals packed with hidden sugar, these cupcakes will get your day off to a better start than a bowl of Fruit Loops ever could.
Proof that when you quit sugar you can still have your (cheese)cake and eat it too.
This recipe has all the rich custardy-filling, golden crust and crunchy nutty toppings you’d expect in a classic cheesecake. With none of the fructose. Not even a bit.
5. Corn Fritters with Bacon and Avocado Salsa
Originally featured on the I Quit Sugar: 8-Week Program, these fritters have helped many a sugar-quitter survive mornings without super sweet smoothies and yoghurts.
Rumour also has it that once you swap your sweet breakfasts for a more savoury routine, motivation to roll out of bed increases by 100 per cent!
Mexican stays on the menu when you quit sugar. (No, we haven’t gone mad!)
In fact, people went so bonkers for these burrito bowls on our 8-Week Program that we ended up sharing the recipe on the blog.
7. Cardamom + Sea Salt Ganache Tart
This recipe is regularly bookmarked by I Quit Sugar: Simplicious readers.
With a coconutty crust, rich chocolate-y filling and crunchy topping, it’ll win over even the toughest critics who say a show-stopping sugar-free dessert can’t be done.
*When we say sugar-free we mean fructose-free, as it’s the fructose we’re trying to quit. We also advise eating sweet treats like these only occasionally.
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