Agave Syrup Isn't A Raw Product

[Guest guest]

O.K. everyone, just found out two seconds after posting the info about

the raw fudge recipe from Blossoming Lotus restaurant that so-called

raw agave syrup isn't truly raw and even sometimes has added corn syrup

from Mexican suppliers (they lie about it).

So much for my raw chocolate delicacies. This new career of mine lasted

less then one hour. But I do have some other delicious snacks up my

sleeve. I am going to make some good stuff with natural all raw

ingredients with NO added fake so-called raw sugars.

http://www.living-foods.com/articles/agave.html

[Guest guest]

>

> So much for my raw chocolate delicacies. This new career of mine lasted

> less then one hour. But I do have some other delicious snacks up my

> sleeve. I am going to make some good stuff with natural all raw

> ingredients with NO added fake so-called raw sugars.

>

, don't give up on agave just yet ... here's an article that saved my agave

from the

garbage! http://www.naturalnews.com/025060.html

Good thing, too, cuz raw fudge ROCKS! In fact, I have an AWESOME almond/agave

" fudge "

recipe (sans chocolate) that is to die for!

xxoo

[Guest guest]

dorrnancy@... writes:

> just found out two seconds after posting the info about

> the raw fudge recipe from Blossoming Lotus restaurant that so-called

> raw agave syrup isn't truly raw and even sometimes has added corn syrup from

Mexican suppliers (they lie about it).

>

How would we know if the kind we use has corn syrup in it? I used Sweet Cactus

brand.

[Guest guest]

melizzard writes:

> In fact, I have an AWESOME almond/agave " fudge "

> recipe (sans chocolate) that is to die for!

>

What is it?

[Guest guest]

> How would we know if the kind we use has corn syrup in it? I used Sweet

Cactus brand.

>

The article I posted lists some good brands.