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I have posted a picture of my container of Low Carb baking mix before, but since I have used it in quite a few of my recipes, I wanted to dedicate a post to it!
I did a video on my facebook page about the specifics on where to find each ingredient. Check it out here!
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I have used a recycled coconut oil container for mine and wrote the recipe on top!
Low Carb Baking Mix
1 cup Oat Fiber
1/2 cup Bob’s Red Mill Coconut Flour
1/3 cup flaxseed meal
3 Tbsp Bob’s Red Mill Fine Ground Almond Flour
3 Tbsp Great Lakes Collagen (green can)
3 tsp. Glucomannon
Whisk all well.
1 recipe yields : 2 cups
These are the nutritional facts for 1 recipe.
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Now here are some recipes you can go try now that you have your Low Carb Baking Mix done!
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