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I'm looking for a subsitute for sour cream, trying to watch the calories,
fat, etc. What do you suggest? Thanks, Carol |
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Carol In WI wrote:
> I'm looking for a subsitute for sour cream, trying to watch the calories, > fat, etc. What do you suggest? Thanks, Carol Low fat sour cream is the first suggestion though I think it is a contradiction in terms. Yogurt is the next idea that comes to mind. It really depends on what recipe you're using it in. --Lia |
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On Sun, 05 Dec 2004 19:59:05 -0600, Michael Odom
> wrote: > How do you feel about using yogurt in certain "sour cream" > circumstances? It's defiitely not the same, but the change can > sometimes be quite good, I think. I actually PREFER yogurt in the sour cream coffee cake recipe. sf Practice safe eating - always use condiments |
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