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I made these myself today using sweet potato oats and dates

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Read4Restart Oct 2023

They look delicious. Please can we have the recipe?

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BridgeGirlAdministrator2 stone in reply to Read4

Good morning, Read4 and welcome back to the forum :)

I don't know what plan you're following but I would warn you that the dates in this recipe are full of sugar and the sweet potato and oats are carbohydrate-rich, so would also convert to sugar in the bloodstream. Maybe best avoided, or at least don't cook a batch of them.

Have a good look around the forum to remind yourself what's on offer. You'll see members post their meal plans on the daily diary, there's Springers Specials (this month it's on seasonal veg), Hopalong1 is running a challenge to take us up to Christmas, and you might also like to join the weigh in, whichever day suits you.

Onwards and downwards :)

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BridgeGirlAdministrator2 stone in reply to BridgeGirl

Should have said, going by your name you may be a reader: look out for our book club, Read All About It

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Bluelady-singHealthy BMI in reply to BridgeGirl

So you're saying my brownies are dangerous brownies they have no health benefits in them they are worse than the conventional recipe?

If so I apologise I thought the sweet potatoes had b vitamins in them

There's one recipe they use maple syrup but I didn't think this was healthy

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Bee-bopMaintainer2st 7lbs in reply to Bluelady-sing

Sweet potatoes have less carbs and oats are good for cholesterol. I lost my weight eating sweet potatoes instead of white potatoes, and swapping out other carbs for more nutritional options.

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Nottobad123Visitor in reply to Bee-bop

Hope this helps.

Not much difference between the two, just vitamin A is very high in the sweet potato.
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Bee-bopMaintainer2st 7lbs in reply to Nottobad123

Thank you. My main thing was the lower GI when I was losing weight.

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Nottobad123Visitor in reply to Bee-bop

You probably already know about all this then, but I thought I'd post it just incase. No doubt that the boiled sweet potato comes out on top for weight loss.

G I & G L chart.
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Bee-bopMaintainer2st 7lbs in reply to Nottobad123

I think that because I made other changes as well it would be hard for me to pinpoint how they figured in my weightloss but, I mainly made mine into wedges, added to other dishes or microwaved.

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Hopalong13 stoneChallenge Host in reply to Read4

Hi Read4 If you want to give up bread or mince pies, follow a food plan, drop a dress size, lose a few pounds or reflect on life’s blessings please join us, there is still time to join Countdown to Christmas. We'd be glad of you. Link below. Best regards 😊😊

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rachiegirlRestart Oct 2023

They look delicious

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Bee-bopMaintainer2st 7lbs

Look lovely

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