Trim Healthy Mama Cookbook - Eat Up and Slim down is a large
350-recipe cookbook. Every page is printed on glossy paper. It is helpful in keeping
your cookbook clean, but also makes the book quite heavy –very heavy.
That was the good; unfortunately the glossy paper is all I
really liked about the cookbook. It is obviously
an attempt to sell their own “Happy Mama” brand of food items, which is fine if
they are readily available. Almost every
recipe has some specialty ingredient that is not available unless you live in
an area with “health food” stores.
I am a little concerned when someone with no nutritional
training writes a diet book and these two ladies were recording artists, no
nutrition or medical training.
My first thought upon opening it was that the cookbook is
written with pretentious ingredients: Pristine Whey Protein, Integral Collagen,
MCT oil, Pressed Peanut Flour, Mineral Salt. Folks, salt is salt, and all salt is sea salt.
If you like Stevia, you may like this cookbook, but I personally don’t like it.
While Stevia may be indicated for certain health conditions, the FDA has
concerns about side effects on other conditions. Stevia and sugar are BOTH
natural sweeteners. If you cut down slowly on how much sugar you use in recipes
and you will quickly become accustomed to much less sweet tasting foods.
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