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--- flourless_double_chocolate_peanut_butter_muffins [2024/06/09 06:38] – [Directions] karin
+++ flourless_double_chocolate_peanut_butter_muffins [2024/06/17 11:15] (current) – [Notes] karin
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   * You can also use honey, agave, or brown rice syrup as the sweetener. I usually use agave but switched to maple syrup to make these muffins low-FODMAP friendly.
-  * I have also made a low-sugar version (~1 gram added sugar per muffin) for myself using an [[https://www.amazon.com/Madhava-Natural-Sweeteners-Organic-Nectar/dp/B01GGWD63S|agave substitute]] (contains stevia and monk fruit to. bring down the sugar content of the agave), and used a no-sugar peanut butter.
+  * I have also made a sugar-free version using an [[https://www.amazon.com/Madhava-Natural-Sweeteners-Organic-Nectar/dp/B01GGWD63S|agave substitute]] (contains stevia and monk fruit), and used a no-sugar peanut butter. See [[sugar_free_flourless_double_chocolate_peanut_butter_muffins|Sugar-Free Flourless Double Chocolate Muffins]] for the recipe.
 ===== Source =====
   * [[http://www.averiecooks.com/2014/05/flourless-double-chocolate-peanut-butter-mini-blender-muffins.html|Averie Cooks: Flourless Double Chocolate Peanut Butter Muffins]]
-  * Note: I've doubled the recipe from the original. The original recipe only made 8 regular sized muffins. This version makes ~16 muffins (6 WW points per muffin)
+  * Note: I've doubled the recipe from the original. The original recipe only made 8 regular sized muffins. This version makes 14 muffins
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