Recipes > AdviceJune 02, 2006

For a Substitute for Watching Fat Content

I use creamora and water instead of milk or cream. This is in recipes or chowder, mac and cheese, etc. No fat, less calories and tastes as if used cream, not milk (a little richer tasting).

By Linda from Lowell, MA


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By linda (Guest Post) 06/03/2006

no nutrition, either

By nicole (Guest Post) 06/02/2006

Ingredients:

Corn syrup solids, partially hydrogenated soybean and/or palm oil, dipotassium phosphate, sodium caseinate (a milk derivative), sugar, natural flavor, monoglycerides, silicon dioxide, artificial color, sodium tripolyphosphate, salt, carrageenan, DATEM, vitamin E acetate, lutein, soy lecithin. May Contain Soy Products.

partially hydrogenated oils are not found in nature. they are chemically engineered as a flavor enhancer and are quite unhealthy.

By nicole (Guest Post) 06/02/2006

Ingredients:

Corn syrup solids, partially hydrogenated soybean and/or palm oil, dipotassium phosphate, sodium caseinate (a milk derivative), sugar, natural flavor, monoglycerides, silicon dioxide, artificial color, sodium tripolyphosphate, salt, carrageenan, DATEM, vitamin E acetate, lutein, soy lecithin. May Contain Soy Products.

partially hydrogenated oils are not found in nature. they are chemically engineered as a flavor enhancer and are quite unhealthy.

By Me (Guest Post) 06/02/2006

I use fat free evaporated milk for everything calling for any form of milk/cream etc. You get the richness without the fat.

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