Do you LOVE sweets but hate the calories? Nectresse makes it possible to have your cake and eat it too! It’s a new sweetener from the makers of Splenda that’s 100% natural and has zero calories! Nectresse is made from the sweet extract of monk fruit and is then combined with other natural sweeteners. It is 100% natural and contains nothing artificial! I know I have a major sweet tooth and could certainly use a sweetener that had no calories but still tasted great. Check out this delicious looking recipe that can be made using Nectresse!
Mixed Berry Yogurt Parfait
Directions: Mix 2 Nectresse Natural No Calorie Sweenter packets into 1/2 cup of vanilla non-fat Greek yogurt. Spoon half of the yogurt mixture into a clear serving glass. Top with 3/8 cup of fresh mixed berries (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries). Top with remaining yogurt and then another 3/8 cup of fresh mixed berries. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of low-fat granola on top. Enjoy your single serving treat, perfect as a healthy breakfast or afternoon snack!
You can find more inspiration and recipes on how to get started using Nectresse on http://see.walmart.com/nectresse. Browse other delicious recipes including tiramisu, pumpkin walnut pancakes, and more!
Now, you can have the chance to get baking with Nectresse! Use can use the $25 Walmart Gift Card to help you stock up on the additional ingredients you may need to try out one of the great recipes or the yummy Mixed Berry Yogurt Parfait featured above! What recipe would you love to try?
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