rich source of bromelain. ...gives pancreas a rest and helps digestion. one of the best ways to prevent solid tumours from ever forming.
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snowflake75
15 Jul 16#1
wahey! !.. where can I shove that?
bmz
15 Jul 161#2
SkyeVincent
15 Jul 161#3
I would suggest that anyone that hasn't had it before, tries Pineapple Crumble... it's amazing!
stacyb012 to SkyeVincent
15 Jul 161#5
Do you have a recipe? :smiley:
snowflake75 to SkyeVincent
15 Jul 161#8
that actually sounds delicious
Wheelbarrow_Oil
15 Jul 16#4
schweeeeeet !
robertoegg
15 Jul 161#6
meh, pineapples are pineapples.... 68p at lidl
brilly to robertoegg
15 Jul 161#7
adam1
16 Jul 163#9
rich source of bromelain. ...gives pancreas a rest and helps digestion. one of the best ways to prevent solid tumours from ever forming.
SkyeVincent
18 Jul 16#10
Sorry - Didn't see your comment!
I dice up a whole pineapple after removing the core, put it all in a casserole dish with a tiny amount of sugar #30g (personally I actually use Canderel Sugarly as we're on a low sugar diet at the moment) then i make up the crumble mix with Sugarly or Golden Granulated sugar and pop it straight on top of the raw pineapple and shove it in the oven for 30-40 minutes until it is golden and crisp on top.
Serve with your choice of cream/custard or ice cream :smiley:
stacyb012
18 Jul 16#11
Fantastic, thank you. What else will I need to make up the crumble mix - will be using canderel also :smiley:
SkyeVincent
18 Jul 16#12
Butter (Or I use Bertolli Light)
Plain White Flour
Sugar or Canderel
Depends on the size of the pineapple and size of the dish as to how much to use but generally equal parts flour and butter then half the amount for the sugar or sweetener. I think I use about 300g/300g/150g for my medium sized pyrex dish. Obviously sweetener weighs less than sugar and Canderel Sugarly is twice as sweet as sugar so I would half the 150g for sweetener, using 75g ish!
Perfect...can't wait to try this! Will be having this for dessert this weekend :smiley: Thank you
adam1
18 Jul 16#15
I wouldn't trust any sweeter except Stevia. .rest have too many problems...you would be safer using sugar.
SkyeVincent
19 Jul 16#16
I wouldn't trust any sweeter except Stevia. .rest have too many problems...you would be safer using sugar.[/quote]Care to explain?
adam1
20 Jul 16#17
Care to explain?[/quote]
sucralose, saccharin, and other artificial sweeteners are no better than sugar in the metabolic problems and long term side effects they can cause in the body. Stevia is a natural plant many times sweeter than sugar and is generally regarded as safe ( GRAS).
sugar itself is metabolised by the body like alcohol and leads to similar problems like fatty liver etc. .. it's the fructose that's the problem not glucose. That doesn't mean we can gorge on glucose as it raises insulin levels as which has can elevate triglycerides and cholesterol and the deposition of fat as storage in cells.
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I dice up a whole pineapple after removing the core, put it all in a casserole dish with a tiny amount of sugar #30g (personally I actually use Canderel Sugarly as we're on a low sugar diet at the moment) then i make up the crumble mix with Sugarly or Golden Granulated sugar and pop it straight on top of the raw pineapple and shove it in the oven for 30-40 minutes until it is golden and crisp on top.
Serve with your choice of cream/custard or ice cream :smiley:
Plain White Flour
Sugar or Canderel
Depends on the size of the pineapple and size of the dish as to how much to use but generally equal parts flour and butter then half the amount for the sugar or sweetener. I think I use about 300g/300g/150g for my medium sized pyrex dish. Obviously sweetener weighs less than sugar and Canderel Sugarly is twice as sweet as sugar so I would half the 150g for sweetener, using 75g ish!
sucralose, saccharin, and other artificial sweeteners are no better than sugar in the metabolic problems and long term side effects they can cause in the body. Stevia is a natural plant many times sweeter than sugar and is generally regarded as safe ( GRAS).
sugar itself is metabolised by the body like alcohol and leads to similar problems like fatty liver etc. .. it's the fructose that's the problem not glucose. That doesn't mean we can gorge on glucose as it raises insulin levels as which has can elevate triglycerides and cholesterol and the deposition of fat as storage in cells.