Comments on: Day 22: First Day of Spring, Three Weeks Without Sugar! http://www.ayearwithoutcandy.com/?p=327 This American candy addict/journalist in France writes about quitting candy – and all desserts – for at least one year Sun, 15 Sep 2013 22:27:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Meg http://www.ayearwithoutcandy.com/?p=327&cpage=1#comment-67 Meg Mon, 22 Mar 2010 14:46:57 +0000 http://www.ayearwithoutcandy.com/?p=327#comment-67 Ah, peanut butter & honey - yes, very tasty! Tasty with warm wheat berries for breakfast. I make what I call "Snack bars" with peanut butter & honey blended together, then mixed with puffed wheat cereal (just plain puffed wheat) raisins, & diced dried figs. I also used to melt chocolate chips on top, but often only on half for my husband. (Who is, infuriatingly, a very 'green' person with sugar!) That is a very "borderline" sweet treat, IMO. Similar to the granola bar I ate with chocolate chips on Saturday. In my defense, I'd just given blood & my son had eaten all the raisins I brought while I was waiting to donate! ;) Ah, peanut butter & honey – yes, very tasty! Tasty with warm wheat berries for breakfast. I make what I call “Snack bars” with peanut butter & honey blended together, then mixed with puffed wheat cereal (just plain puffed wheat) raisins, & diced dried figs. I also used to melt chocolate chips on top, but often only on half for my husband. (Who is, infuriatingly, a very ‘green’ person with sugar!)

That is a very “borderline” sweet treat, IMO. Similar to the granola bar I ate with chocolate chips on Saturday. In my defense, I’d just given blood & my son had eaten all the raisins I brought while I was waiting to donate! ;)

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