HONEY IS THE BEST ALTERNATIVE FOR SUGAR

Out with refined sugars, but what about honey? While honey and maple syrup are natural popular substitutes for white processed sugar, they are still high in sugars!

Honey has 82g of sugar per 100g
Maple syrup has 68g sugar per 100g

Let's take the common sense approach.
While you will find a few recipes in this book that use these natural sweeteners, it's your choice if you want to remove them altogether or use Stevia or other artificial sweetener instead. My approach is to use the natural foods wherever possible, and ONLY where you need it for the food to be
palatable. So don't go piling honey on your toast for breakfast because it's natural! Have an egg or avocado instead. It's especially true of people wanting to lose weight but can't stick to a diet that is only meat, salad and veg day in day out.

Of course an exception to this would be if you can't have any sugars at all due to special dietary conditions. In this case skip any offending recipes altogether. This is a sugar smart guide to eating foods in a modern world. This book is designed for a wide range of people, the goal being to help with a better understanding of sugars and how to cut down.

Bottom line: If you don't want to use honey, skip the recipe altogether!


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COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID FOR BEGINNERS

English is a confusing language; there is no doubt about that. There are a lot of mistakes even native speakers make.

Focusing on Grammar
This is the most common mistake new learners make. If you focus on correcting your grammar, your English would sound extremely weird to a native speaker. Grammar actually hurts your ability to speak English.

Confusing ‘in time’ and ‘on time’
‘On time’ as in punctual. For example: ‘I am always on time.” Where ‘in time’ means before a deadline. For example: “I submitted by college assignment just in time.” Practice using these two phrases.

Gender pronouns
It is common to make mistakes with he/she/him/her. In languages where no gender is specified, it can be a problem for people to learn gender specific pronouns. In many cases, people mix up ‘he’ and ‘she’. It does not cause any difference in speech, but would make for very funny incidents.

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