I'm trying to locate a low carb alternative to brown sugar. I thought about making a version with Stevia and molasses but looking for less carbs if possible. I've seen the Splenda version but also trying to do more unprocessed food. Anyone have anything they use or recommend to give a similiar flavor profile?
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I'm just not sure I trust Splenda. I know getting away from all processed foods is difficult but that just seems so chemical to me. Guess I need to look for molasses and do the calculation. I'll probably stick to sauces without brown sugar and make my own for the rub but cut back on the amount. I found a low carb ketchup that's organic at whole foods... I'm thinking using stevia and that in lieu of sugar and tomato paste in the Carolina gold recipe. I think that should make a pretty low carb sauce.
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