Want to be healthier, lose weight, or fight cravings? Start by cutting sugar out of your diet, and replace it with a much more nutritious alternative: dates.
Dates are the fruit of the date palm tree. They're naturally sweet, deliciously chewy, and taste a bit like caramel. And, unlike sugar, they're actually good for you.
Refined white sugar is just empty calories with no nutritional value. Dates are a wholesome food instead. They have vitamins and minerals, fibres and antioxidants.
Dates do contain fructose, aka fruit sugar. But they have a low glycemic index. Why? Because they come with tons of fibres.
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{{/ items}} {{^ items}} {{/ items}}When you eat a date, its fibres slow down the amount of sugar you actually absorb. And guess what? No blood sugar spikes. And no sugar rush, weight gain, or mood swings.
So, a couple of dates a day can satisfy your sweet tooth without affecting your health. But it doesn't end here. You can use dates for healthy baking and cooking too!
Use sweet varieties like medjool or deglet noor dates. You can grind them into a powder, blend them into a paste, or just chop them up. And now, try them in the next recipes!
Here's our super healthy makeover of the classic flapjacks. Zero added sugar, just wholesome goodness. So, grab dates, oats, and nuts, and follow our recipe!
Chewy dates are perfect to make super gooey brownies without using sugar or butter. And this recipe also uses black beans for extra creaminess. Check it out!
Granola is supposed to be a healthy breakfast food, but many brands actually add a lot of sugars or syrups. So, why not make it yourself using dates? So easy!
Chopped dates make a healthy add-on to this chia breakfast pudding. It's high in proteins and low in sugars, perfect to start the day right. Swipe up and give it a go!
And if dates aren't cool enough, you'll be amazed to know you can even use them to make this silky, chocolaty mousse. Divine topped with some frozen berries!