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Making Herb Muffins With Namaste Sugar Free Muffin Mix

ragore

By ragore
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I've tried the Namaste Sugar Free muffin mix and have been pleased with it's versitility. You can make things sweet, but the mix itself is very plain, leaving room to go the savory route. I'm making Gluten Free/Casein Free spaghetti tonight for my family. We all loved the texture of the Namaste Sugar Free Muffins when I made them with Blueberries and another time with Bananas.

I was wondering if anyone has tried to make a savory muffin (to go with spaghetti or other meal). The gluten-free breads are just not cutting it. I'm thinking something similar to an herb biscuit that you would have with spaghetti. But I'm not sure where to start. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Becky

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