All the recipes in this blog are free from refined sugar and use either zero or low sugar natural sweeteners. 

The recipes are aim to be as low carb as possible too so they are all grain and gluten free – (except for one rogue cake that slipped in!).

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Tags: Ice-cream and chilled desserts

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Quick Choc Chia Pud


When you’re in need of a low carb, zero/low sugar dessert at short notice, it’s good to have one or two recipes up your sleeve that you can throw together with minimal fuss or fancy ingredients. This lovely little chocolate heartthrob fits the bill. And yet for all its simplicity it’s definitely one to savour and whisper “yum” to. This probably has something to do with the generous dark chocolate topping you need to break through to reach the fruity, nutty, choccy squidge below. Read more
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Creme Caramel

Crème caramel is such a well-deserved classic. It might not strut its stuff in the way that some desserts do but it doesn’t need to. It just quietly sets off a bliss bomb the moment the first mouthful hits the taste buds, with its smooth caramel tones and silky texture. The reason I know this is because I’ve recently managed to make one - with zero/dlow sugar ingredients. I’m feeling pretty pleased with myself, as I simply assumed it wasn’t possible. I have to thank my chum Tony Brown for the inspiration to try. Read more

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Lime Chilli and Raspberry Posset


Look at this little beauty, all dressed up and festive. Stand aside sugary, carby Christmas puddings, this lime chilli and raspberry posset’s in town. Read more
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Prem's Chocolate Snicker Ice-cream


Sorting through some old recipes recently I came upon this hidden treasure from my friend Prem. I’d never even got round to trying it out. I put that right as soon as I could lay my hands on the ingredients and WHOA! This ice-cream is bloody amazing! Choccy, nutty, caramelly…….sigh. Heaven just froze over. Read more
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Rhubarb Fool

Rhubarb, rhubarb rhubarb …..
It’s a bit of a dark horse isn’t it? It sits up the end of the garden looking like it might taste a bit dull and old fashioned. And yet with just a little cooking, love and some sweetness added - maybe even a little spice or zest too, it delivers such a unique and delicious twangy taste.
If you fancy a lovely light, satisfying dessert at the end of a Summer meal, this rhubarb fool meets the bill wonderfully. And its really easy to make. Read more

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