Most establishments make their Frappuccinos with Whole Milk or Condensed Milk that have a lot of Saturated fat, unhealthy Chocolate syrup/Caramel, granulated Sugar and top it off with Whipped cream!
Ask them to substitute the whole/condensed milk for you with Skimmed Milk and leave out the Chocolate syrup/Caramel and Whipped cream.
If not, blend your own Frappuccino! It’s easy. Check out Gabby’s recipe below:
Recipe by Gabrielle Burgess from www.sugalifestyle.com
By: Gabrielle Burgess
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***Although made with healthy Olive oil, you want to be cautious of staying within your healthy fats limit for the day, so just use a few smears, a bit lighter than the illustration above (Daily essential nutrients: Carbs -55%, Proteins -27%, Healthy Fats -18%)
7-minute Boiled Egg (One)
Sprinkles of Grated Parmesan
***Healthy choice of cheese
Sprinkles of Fresh Parsley
Sprinkles of Pink Himalayan Sea Salt
Dash of Cracked Pepper
Dash of Green Scotch Bonnet Pepper Sauce
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Tina loves to bake, cook and EAT from Montego Bay, Jamaica!
For more delicious and innovative goodies like this from Tina Davis, follow or visit her Tumblr Page, sweetteeskitchen.tumblr.com/
By: Gabrielle Burgess
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2016 was certainly a year of shockers but great things happened as well and Jamaica continued to make a stamp on the track creating more history.
Thanks for keeping up to date with Suga and for sharing my views on Restaurants/Bars, What’s Hot, Sports, Health & Fitness, Charities and more. Suga may not always be sweet but that is life and when others aren’t honest, Suga will be keeping it real with you. It’s with the hope of gracious acceptance to criticism and ultimately an improvement from various establisments to deliver the best standard and quality the customers deserve.
I loved that some of you had a GW Art Christmas! The Christmas Collection for GW Art sold off and I am truly grateful for all of your encouragement, kind words and support.
Let us look forward to what this year will bring. Work hard but play hard too.
Wishing you all a year of good Health, Happiness, Success and Prosperity!
Stay tuned to Suga Lifestyle!
By: Gabrielle Burgess
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If you have a sweet tooth and you get bored easily trying to eat right, here are a few variations of having a Banana split that is good for Breakfast or a light dessert:
â— Fat-free Greek yoghurt (90/100cal), tbsp. of nuts and raisins, crushed sprinkles of dark chocolate
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INGREDIENTS
Cream part
1Â cup – Cream cheese *(Fat Free Philadelphia Cream cheese could be used to reduce fat content)
3/4 cup & 1Â tablespoon – Heavy cream
1/2Â cup – Icing or Normal Sugar
1Â tablespoon – Vanilla extract
1Â cup – Graham crackers or Butter biscuits
1Â Strawberry jam
Prep time is 5 min, serves 4.
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DIRECTIONS
1Â For the cream part, put all the ingredients into a large bowl.
2Â With a mixer, mix all your ingredients until the cream becomes really soft and stays. If you don’t have a mixer use a whisk, it will do the same job (it just will take more time)
3Â For the bottom crust break the biscuits (with any method you want) until they become crumbs (also you may use ready biscuits crumbs like graham crackers)
4Â Now you are ready to serve it in the glasses. Add the biscuits in the bottom then add your cream and lastly add your strawberry jam on top.
5Â Let your glasses stay in the fridge for about 3 hours or a whole night.
6Â TIP: If you want to make it more professional add only the biscuits and the cream in the glasses and add the strawberry jam right before you eat it, it will be more easy to fill the top.
1. Wash and rinse the potatoes thoroughly to get rid of the dirt. Boil the potatoes with a pinch of salt in a pot for about 20 minutes and quickly drain them when they are done. Let them cool for a while.
2. Cut the potatoes in half and scoop them to look like baskets. In a bowl mix all the ingredients with the potatoes flesh and stuff the potatoes with the mixture. Spread the grated cheese on the potatoes and bake them for about 20 minutes in 356°F.
3. You will love them!!!!!
Recipe found with Allthecooks (http://www.allthecooks.com).
