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This is the perfect sugar free brown sugar. Save it because it’s the only homemade sugar free brown sugar you will ever need. It’s perfect for low carb baking and cooking. Yes your cinnamon roll filling is about to get a complete makeover. Read along and learn exactly how to make it, with easy step by step photos.
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I love this recipe because it’s one of the easiest recipes you will ever make and requires just two ingredients. Unsulphured Molasses and your favorite Granular sugar substitute of choice ( not powdered ) I love to use Xylitol*, Erythritol or Lakanto Classic sweeteners. You can also make this with a mix of sweeteners. I like to keep things simple so I usually use one sweetener.
* Xylitol is safe in humans but not safe in dogs. Please keep away from your pets or use Erythritol instead.
Before you ask… Aren’t molasses made from sugar? Yes they are but the amount of molasses used in this recipe is so little compared to the regular Brown Sugar and will be negligible when used in a Whole recipe and portioned.
1 Tablespoon (Tbsp) of Molasses contains 15 g of carbohydrates while 1 teaspoon (tsp) has only 5g of carbs. In this recipe I used 1 tsp of unsulpuhured molasses to 1 1/2 cup of sweetener with a serving size of 1 tsp which means this recipe has 72 servings which amounts to 0.9g of carbs per serving. Even if you decide to use up to a tablespoon of this recipe, a serving will be 2.7g
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How to make this sugar free brown sugar
As easy as ABC. Seriously it is. No equipment needed that is if you don’t mind getting your hands a little messy. You can get your little ones to help out with that. Make sure to remind them to wash their hands before and after the mixing game lol.
You just mix the molasses and sugar substitute till evenly combined. See Pictorial guide below.
This recipe has the moist and stacking properties of regular brown sugar. See why this is all you need ?
Pro tips
I find it easier to mix when You Pour the molasses into the sugar free sweetener and not the other way round.
If you don’t want to use your hands or your little ones are not around you when you want to make this sugar free brown sugar you could use a fork or preferably a food processor ( which is way easier than the fork but you will have an extra kitchen equipment to wash) I guess you see why I would rather use my clean hands ?
I also prefer to use my hands or the food processor over the fork because of the consistency of the molasses. It’s thick and not so spreadable. It takes quite some elbow grease and patience to use the fork.
Your hands or food processor help to break up the clumps easily and get your brown sugar substitute ready faster.
How to store Homemade Sugar Free Brown Sugar
You can make your homemade sugar free brown sugar substitute as needed or you can make a large batch to store for later. Just like you would store your regular brown sugar, this sugar free substitute can be stored in an air tight container or a freezer bag.
Recipes you can use this sugar free brown sugar for.
Any Low carb / Keto Recipe that calls for brown sugar. Check out these recipes below.
Brown Sugar Cinnamon Candied Almonds (sugar free)
Keto Cinnamon Rolls
Keto/low carb Chocolate Chip cookies
Keto Brown Sugar Cinnamon Short bread cookies
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How to make Sugar free Brown Sugar
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cup Xylitol or Erythritol ( or any sugar free sweetener of your choice)
- 1 tsp unsulphured Molasses
Instructions
- Wash and dry your hands
- Measure out your sweetener and molasses
- Pour Molasses into the sweetener in the bowl (it’s easier to mix when you pour the molasses into the sugar free sweetener and not the other way)
- With your fingers work the molasses into the sugar substitute until well and completely combined.
- Use immediately or store in an air tight container or Freezer bag.
Notes
- If using xylitol, please keep the brown sugar away from your pets. Xylitol is not safe for pets especially your dogs. If you have pets, consider using other sweeteners like monkfruit erythritol blend or plain erythritol.
This is so clever! I need to try it especially for some of family members that cannot have regular sugar
Thanks so much for stopping by here Lois. ????. Yes it’s perfect for anyone that can’t have real sugar.
I typically use about 4-5 heaping spoons of brown sugar in my bbq sauce which my family loves. I have not been able to have bbq chicken since going Keto. I wonder how to determine the carbs if I used your recipe for brown sugar. Tips would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Pam.
I would be happy to help. This recipe uses 1 tsp per 1 1/2 cup of sweetener ( monkfruit, erythritol or xylitol )
A teaspoon of this recipe will have 0.9g of carbs while a Tablespoon would be 2.7g. I think you should measure by teaspoon or Tablespoon of keto brown sugar when making your BBQ sauce then divide as per the number of serving your sauce yields that way you can have an idea of how many carbs you have in there. Hope that helps. Thanks for stopping by. ?
Your recipe does 1 1/2 Xylitol, I am assuming you meant to say 1 1/2 cups?
Hi Monica,
Thank you for pointing that out, yes, it should be 1 1/2 cups. Will fix it now. Hope you enjoy the recipe. Stay Safe!
– Chichi