Low-Carb Cocktails: Delicious Alcoholic and Nonalcoholic Beverages for All Low-Carbohydrate Lifestyles
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Are you maintaining a low-carb diet? Trying to cut your sugar intake? Or just trying to watch your weight…and still have fun? Look no further than this one-of-a-kind guidebook by famed low-carb guru Dr. Douglas Markham. Here you’ll find a dazzling array of innovative recipes for easy-to-prepare, mouth-watering, low-carbohydrate cocktails and delicious high-protein snacks. You’ll also discover: the safest, most effective way to follow a low-carb lifestyle in social circles how the kind of alc
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Very disappointed.,
I tried half a dozen of the recipes and the drinks just don’t taste right. I also had a bad aftertaste on some.
I’d rather drink MUCH less of the real stuff than drink more of this awful stuff.
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I don’t own this book, and I never will, because the sample recipes shown all use artificial sweeteners, which are poison.
If someone knows of a book with NATURALLY low-carb recipes – like a bloody mary for example — that don’t need sugar to make them palatable, please let me know.
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