Such an upper and if you don’t get
Yes, I over indulged a bit on
Sweet Potato Pie, but quickly got
back into the Morselist Test Kitchen and
created a MORSELICIOUS Low Sugar Tasty Treat!
MOOOOVE over you- know- who’s Peppermint Sugar/Fat Laden Cocoa
"Created out of love by Mo for Mac!"

Yes, I over indulged a bit on
Sweet Potato Pie, but quickly got
back into the Morselist Test Kitchen and
created a MORSELICIOUS Low Sugar Tasty Treat!
MOOOOVE over you- know- who’s Peppermint Sugar/Fat Laden Cocoa
As you know, the Morselist has partnered
with Nutrisavvy Dietitian, Lauren O’Connor
for our new
LAUREN & MO on the go:
Nutso-sweet…inspiring nutri-savvy morselicious tastes!!!
Because…
1) Lauren is awesome
2) I really want to help spread
awareness and education about
the ill effects of too much sugar in our diets
and the misunderstanding of what
sugars/sweeteners truly are.
There are many creative marketing
and labeling techniques companies
use to grab our attention, which made
me ask the question:
If a product says NO SUGAR
but lists agave or cane in the ingredients,
is it safe enough for a diabetic or person on a low
sugar diet to eat?
If you’re like me, you crave a taste of
something sweet after dinner or even lunch.
The goal is to reduce the amount of sugar
we ingest, so we strive to wean our taste buds
from overly sweetened-processed foods.
However, most of us eat on-the-go, grabbing
whatever’s convenient and convenience foods
usually over sweeten or sugar AND over salt foods
1) it’s cheap
2) it’s a filler/bulking agent, which makes the dish appear bigger (better deal)
3) it’s tasty and addicting, making us crave and buy more
When my clients ask me if I’d consider adding stevia or other sweeteners
to my morsels or mix, I answer that my goal, my mission
is to provide a convenient grab-n-go treat that is PURE and natural
and guilt free, even for diabetics.
Once we’ve stopped overly consuming excess sugars, sweeteners, artificial sweeteners, fresh-real food tastes AMAZING!
It takes 21 days to form a new habit, so I urge you to try weaning your taste buds.
NOT cold turkey (get it, Thanksgiving?)
Just wean…
I started years ago by using less sugar in my coffee.
Yes, the Morselist used to add sugar to her coffee AND cereal AND fruit salad.
Do whatever works for you…just aim to use less and less.
You know I love Mo’s Spicy Cocoa:

2 TBSP Unsweetened Cocoa (try Dagoba or Navitas Naturals)
1 TBSP Lightly sweetened Cocoa (Scharffen Berger)
½ c Boiling water
¼ C Unsweetened Coconut Milk (So Delicious) or (Living Harvest) Hemp Milk
(OR WHATEVER Milk you choose…just read the sugar content on the label)
1 tsp Cinnamon
½ tsp Nutmeg
½ tsp Cayenne
and feel free to add your favorite spices: cloves, allspice, cardoman…
Please check in and let me know how you’re doing,
what works, what doesn’t…
Have a MORSELICOUS day!!!
—
Happy Work it out Wednesday!
Food for thought….

Here are a few posts HOT off the press:
Enjoy!
http://thepoordiabetic.com/
By request: 2 snack recipes!!
Morselicious Autumn Hot Cocoa
I recently discovered my new favorite Cocoa;
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Scharffen Berger Sweetened Natural Cocoa Powder
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with only 7 g of sugar for 3 Tbsp. & I only use 1 Tbsp.
It’s delicious heated or cold. I drank mine Hot! 
So Delicious Unsweetened Coconut Milk
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