I am happy to join Lydia from Divine Health and KerryAnn from Cooking Traditional Foods for this fun fall treats link up. It is that time of year where kids (and adults) are inundated with junk – candy, cookies, cupcakes. Sugar, sugar, sugar. All of this wreaks havoc on their immune systems and blood sugar levels. There are some healthier options available and this is why we wanted to share this post. Bring on the healthy goodies, but first, the rules:
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Kudos for such a great idea! We like to start with a hearty meal like chili and keep the treats varied, so we feel satisfied without the need for such a huge sugar binge.
I shared a recipe for kombucha jello. Kombucha is a fantastic way to beat sweet cravings and keeps me from eating all the candy my munchkin brings home.
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Thanks for stopping by Jennifer! I have been wanting to make kombucha jello! I need to do that soon!