Is it possible to make marmalade with artificial sweetners in place of the
sugar?

Does anyone have a recipe?

Thanks

KK

You can do it but the fruit will still be full of carbs and therefore not
the best thing for a diabetic except as an occasional treat.

"KK" > wrote in message
...
> Is it possible to make marmalade with artificial sweetners in place of the
> sugar?
>
> Does anyone have a recipe?
>
> Thanks
>
> KK
>
>

You can purchase Marmalade made with Splenda. Smuckers has one and
there are several other on the market.
They are very good. We enjoy them on
a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
the Marmalade and broiled. Lovely with tea on your tea break in the
afternoon.
By the way regular Marmalade does not have much sugar in it.
John

You can purchase Marmalade made with Splenda. Smuckers has one and
there are several other on the market.
They are very good. We enjoy them on
a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
the Marmalade and broiled. Lovely with tea on your tea break in the
afternoon.
By the way regular Marmalade does not have much sugar in it.
John

You can purchase Marmalade made with Splenda. Smuckers has one and
there are several other on the market.
They are very good. We enjoy them on
a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
the Marmalade and broiled. Lovely with tea on your tea break in the
afternoon.
By the way regular Marmalade does not have much sugar in it.
John

"marriz" > wrote in news:1113185214.531429.242660
@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com:

<snip> We enjoy them on
> a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
> the Marmalade and broiled.<snip>

> John


You can handle bagels? Wish I could - I love them but their too "carb
intensive" for me! An English muffin is ok. Wish there was some fiber
in bagels and English muffins!

Sherry

"marriz" > wrote in news:1113185214.531429.242660
@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com:

<snip> We enjoy them on
> a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
> the Marmalade and broiled.<snip>

> John


You can handle bagels? Wish I could - I love them but their too "carb
intensive" for me! An English muffin is ok. Wish there was some fiber
in bagels and English muffins!

Sherry

"marriz" > wrote in news:1113185214.531429.242660
@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com:

<snip> We enjoy them on
> a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
> the Marmalade and broiled.<snip>

> John


You can handle bagels? Wish I could - I love them but their too "carb
intensive" for me! An English muffin is ok. Wish there was some fiber
in bagels and English muffins!

Sherry

On 10 Apr 2005 19:06:54 -0700, "marriz" >
wrote:

>You can purchase Marmalade made with Splenda. Smuckers has one and
>there are several other on the market.
>They are very good. We enjoy them on
>a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
>the Marmalade and broiled. Lovely with tea on your tea break in the
>afternoon.
>By the way regular Marmalade does not have much sugar in it.
>John

I suppose that depends on what you call regular - and "not
much":

Cottee's Scotch Marmalade
http://www.cottees.com.au/cottees/pr...=123&pack_id=9
Nutritional Information
Serving Per Pack: 33
Serving Size: 15g
Quantity Per Serving/...Quantity Per 100g
Energy ........169.1 kJ/.......1127 kJ
Protein ........0.02 g/.........0.14 g
Fat ............0.01 g/.........0.03 g
-Saturated Fat .0.01 g/.........0.03 g
Carbohydrate
-Total .........10.1 g/.........67.0 g
-Sugars ........9.9 g/..........65.7 g
Sodium .........0.4 mg/.........2.7 mg

I haven't tried this diet version, could be interesting
(Ozgirl, Annette, any other Aussies tried it?):

Cottee's Diet Breakfast Marmalade:

Nutritional Information
Serving Per Pack: 25
Serving Size: 15 g
Quantity Per Serving/..Quantity Per 100g

Energy ............10.2 kJ/.......67.9 kJ
Protein ...........0.01 g/........0.09 g
Fat ...............0.0 1g/........0.08 g
-Saturated Fat ....0.0 g/......... 0.0 g
Carbohydrate
-Total ............1.0 g/..........6.7 g
-Sugars ...........0.4 g/..........2.5 g
Sodium ...........8.4 mg/..........56 mg


Cheers Alan, T2, Australia.
--
Everything in Moderation - Except Laughter.

On 10 Apr 2005 19:06:54 -0700, "marriz" >
wrote:

>You can purchase Marmalade made with Splenda. Smuckers has one and
>there are several other on the market.
>They are very good. We enjoy them on
>a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
>the Marmalade and broiled. Lovely with tea on your tea break in the
>afternoon.
>By the way regular Marmalade does not have much sugar in it.
>John

I suppose that depends on what you call regular - and "not
much":

Cottee's Scotch Marmalade
http://www.cottees.com.au/cottees/pr...=123&pack_id=9
Nutritional Information
Serving Per Pack: 33
Serving Size: 15g
Quantity Per Serving/...Quantity Per 100g
Energy ........169.1 kJ/.......1127 kJ
Protein ........0.02 g/.........0.14 g
Fat ............0.01 g/.........0.03 g
-Saturated Fat .0.01 g/.........0.03 g
Carbohydrate
-Total .........10.1 g/.........67.0 g
-Sugars ........9.9 g/..........65.7 g
Sodium .........0.4 mg/.........2.7 mg

I haven't tried this diet version, could be interesting
(Ozgirl, Annette, any other Aussies tried it?):

Cottee's Diet Breakfast Marmalade:

Nutritional Information
Serving Per Pack: 25
Serving Size: 15 g
Quantity Per Serving/..Quantity Per 100g

Energy ............10.2 kJ/.......67.9 kJ
Protein ...........0.01 g/........0.09 g
Fat ...............0.0 1g/........0.08 g
-Saturated Fat ....0.0 g/......... 0.0 g
Carbohydrate
-Total ............1.0 g/..........6.7 g
-Sugars ...........0.4 g/..........2.5 g
Sodium ...........8.4 mg/..........56 mg


Cheers Alan, T2, Australia.
--
Everything in Moderation - Except Laughter.

"marriz" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> You can purchase Marmalade made with Splenda. Smuckers has one and
> there are several other on the market.
> They are very good. We enjoy them on
> a bagel or English muffin that has some cream cheese and topped with
> the Marmalade and broiled. Lovely with tea on your tea break in the
> afternoon.
> By the way regular Marmalade does not have much sugar in it.


I haven't seen the marmalade, but the Smuckers 'sugar free' jam uses
aspartame. It's
still 5g carb per tablespoon.

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No Husband Has Ever Been Shot While Doing The Dishes