lower histamine cassava mini muffins
These lower histamine cassava mini muffins satisfy your craving for baked goods while being lower in histamine, oxalates, carbs, and saclicylates.
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This is a recipe that I’ve adapted several times to fit my current diet. Instead of mini muffins, alternatively, you can also bake this recipe in silicone donut molds.
The recipe calls for ChocZero Maple Syrup as the sweetener. You can substitute any of ChocZero’s syrups (maple pecan, caramel, maple vanilla) to your liking. I like ChocZero products because they are almost all free of erythritol, which I react to. If you are not on a keto or low-carb diet you can use regular maple syrup. And I use these ChocZero baking chips in the recipe as well. You could substitute dried blueberries for the baking chips if you wanted a fruitier version that was still low-histamine.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1054475700229412665/The original recipe called for half Otto’s Cassava Flour, and then a combination of white rice and brown rice flour for the remainder of the flour. For keto and low histamine diets, I eliminated the rice flour and substituted coconut flour and Beyond the Equator Pumpkin Seed Flour.
This recipe is perfect with a hot cup of tea.
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