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Sugar Free Rhubarb Syrup

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Some may think that rhubarb isn’t for them. I have to admit I was one of those people. I’m not one for food that tastes sour or tart. This Sugar Free Rhubarb Syrup has changed my mind. A generous drizzle of this Sugar Free Rhubarb Syrup over sugar free ice cream and you’re in for a tasty treat! Perfect for anyone watching their sugar intake.

WHAT IS RHUBARB AND WHAT DOES IT TASTES LIKE?

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Rhubarb is like the red version of green celery. Some say that rhubarb is a fruit because of it’s sour, tart taste. But in reality it is in fact a vegetable even though we treat it like a fruit in being used for jams, jellies, compotes, pies and more. COOL! A vegetable that tastes like a fruit!

Like I said above this is my first time trying to work with rhubarb. I found that on top of being sour or tart there is also an earthy undertone. BUT….This Sugar Free Rhubarb Syrup is heavenly on ice cream!

HERE IS THE SUGAR REPLACEMENT I USED in this Sugar Free Rhubarb Syrup.

This is by far the BEST sugar replacement I’ve ever tried. I absolutely LOVE the brown sugar too! It is a little pricey (around $7.99 per a 12 ounce bag).
I used the brown sugar in a muffin recipe. I was a skeptical so I tried a pinch right out of the bag and was pleasantly surprised that the flavor was on point. I used it to make my Fruit and Flaxseed Muffins and they turned out amazing! Click here for the recipe—->>>>FRUIT AND FLAXSEED MUFFINS
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Sugar Free Rhubarb Syrup

Sugar Free Rhubarb Syrup

Yield: a Little Bit over 1 Quart

Whether you choose to drizzle it over pancakes or ice cream you're going to love this sweet delicious syrup

Ingredients

  • 7 cups rhubarb, chopped
  • 3 cups water
  • 2 cups Swerve sugar replacement
  • cheesecloth

Instructions

Add the rhubarb and water to a medium pot. Bring to a boil, turn down heat to a simmer. Cook until tender (about 10 minutes). Line a fine sieve with cheesecloth, place in a large bowl. Pour the liquid and pulp into the lined sieve. Using the back of a spoon press out all the liquid. If possible squeeze extra juice from the cheesecloth bag with the pulp. Add enough water to the strained juice to measure 4 cups. Pour back into pot, add sugar. Bring to a boil *covered* until the sugar has dissolved. Reduce heat and simmer *uncovered* (about 8 minutes). Pour into a container with a tight fitting lid and refrigerator up to a month.

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Sugar Free Rhubarb Syrup — 2 Comments

  1. I made this syrup today and it’s awesome. I made a batch with Splenda and a batch with sugar. Used my soda stream, carbonated water and added syrup to taste. So much deliciousness !!!

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