Sugar Free Pumpkin Butter Recipe!

This is an easy crockpot recipe and it has just 11 calories per serving! Recipe on www.bariatrickitchen.com.  Like me on facebook for new recipe alerts.

The title is misleading. 

1. you are sending people to your personal site. - promoting it - is not that against TOS? 

2. The recipe does include pumpkin and honey.. how is that Sugar Free?   Both honey and pumpkin has sugar.. no matter how much you cook that - it does not make it Sugar free butter ... 

Wow, I am so not even going to justify this with a response.  Looks like someone is just trying to start drama.

Pssssst - you did exactly THAT LOL!!!!

And I agree with Hala - there's nothing sugar free about this recipe ...

If leading to a cooking website is against the TOS I think they better do away with Michele aka Eggface and her protein bites because she's posted that site for YEARS and it's never been an issue and she even has links to stuff to buy on her website.

And seriously it is SUGAR free, two tablespoons of honey is so trivial in this recipe and they can be omitted anyway.  I think it sounds good and if you look up the facts about sugar pumpkins they are very good for you, the fiber outweighs the sugar, only 2 grams of sugar in an entire cup of pumpkin.

Thanks Heidi.  The crap above is exactly why I don't frequent this forum as often as I used to.  :(

Sorry you feel my post to you was "crap". I noticed you are still new post op and learning, and since you call your recipe "no sugar xyz " you probably did not know that honey has 16 gr of sugar per Tbs, and pumpkin also has sugar. I was trying to help you understand what has sugar and what does not. 

It may be useful for you to read more about that, since you are trying to promote your cooking and blogging website. Good luck. 

The same two members jumped down my throat when I posted a recipe that included 1 tablespoon of flour, so don't worry, you are not alone. 

There was a lot of things that were not against TOS before but are now..  And Michele would post recipe on the forum and then added a link if someone wantedd to see more.. 

IF the OP would do that - I would not have a problem..  But knowing that she benefits if someone even go and check her site. 

 I also think that adding honey and using product that naturally has sugar - and calling it "sugar free" is misleading... 

I indicate my concern with the post.  I noticed that OP does not know what sugar is, and what product has sugar,  because from her understanding - honey is not sugar..- so adding honey must be OK.