Reviewed: Nov. 13, 2005

This is a wonderful recipe! I am diabetic so I am always looking for easier ways to stay away from a lot of sweets. The recipe was easy and I took some to work and they were an instant hit!

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Carol

Reviewed: Oct. 10, 2005

I added 1/8 cup ground flax seed for fiber and moisture. I could taste the Splenda, but it was not as strong the second day. I would fix them again, but maybe try adding pumpkin instead of applesauce (0 points), some vanilla flavoring, even some fat free sugar free banana instant pudding. Glad I tried the recipe.

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Reviewed: Aug. 2, 2005

These were EXCELLENT!! I've never been so pleased with a NO FAT, NO SUGAR recipe!!! I didn't tell the family they were "healthy", and they loved them!!! I added more banana then the recipe called for, only because I had 3 over-ripe bananas... oooohhh... so good!!! It would have probably been better with some wheat flour like the recipe suggests, but we didn't have any... but they were STILL REALLY great!!! Also, used egg beaters (1/2 cup) instead of two egg whites, just for convienance... egg beaters is pretty much just that - egg whites... plus some other stuff! :)

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KATHY @ A Better Way Farm

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA

Living In: Waynesboro, Virginia, USA

Reviewed: Jul. 31, 2005

Very impressed. I've never baked with splenda before, and was pleasantly suprised. I'm on weight watchers and this makes a great little evening snack with low points!

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H_HARPELL

Reviewed: Jun. 13, 2005

This recipe is fantastic. My 2 year old (who won't eat anything!) even loves them. For a little added extra I added 1/4 cup chopped walnuts. My son isn't a diabetic but I wanted to keep away from the more sugary muffins, even so I added a little white chocolate chip just for interest and he loved that even more. The mango-peach applesauce is a great suggestion. Thanks for this recipe.

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LIAMSMAMA

Reviewed: Apr. 6, 2005

Finally a lowfat, sugarfree muffin that tastes like a muffin should! I made these twice this week. Using the 1/2cup wholewheat flour makes them nicer. Also I cut the sugar sub to 1/2cup using part slenda and part brown sugar twin. The last batch I added 2teaspoons of real sugar too. I find this makes the texture and taste better without affecting a diabetic at all. Instead of 2 egg whites, I used 1 whole egg. This still makes each muffin less than 1 gram of fat. Thanks for this recipe.

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LJPAGE

Reviewed: Nov. 13, 2004

Mmmmmm. Simply awesome.

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LADYKABOO

Reviewed: Nov. 23, 2003

These are great for those of us who count "points". I did have a slight problem with the muffin liners in that they stuck to the muffins. However, I found that after they had set a day, they peeled off fine.

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AVE33

Reviewed: Aug. 19, 2003

The muffins turned out well but I guessed at to what I was to do with the eggs before adding them. Must have guessed correctly that they were to be beaten before adding to dry ingred. What quantity of nuts? I substitued raisins.

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