Miracle Muffins Come From Low-Carb Heaven
Regardless of which diet plan you are on, including Weight Watchers, Atkins, GI diet, South Beach or Sugar Busters, have I got a product for you that will knock your socks off! They are called Miracle Muffins and I can't say enough about these delicious treats.
The muffins that contain a mere 5.3 net carbs, 6.6 g of fiber, and 9.2 g of protein per serving are made without using any sugar, flour or added oils. They are made from the finest ingredients, including wheat bran, oat bran, inulin, psyllium husk, vital wheat gluten, flax seeds, sunflower seeds, isolated soy protein, lecithin, Splenda, cinnamon and green tea.
The key to any product that claims to be good for you is the taste. So what do these Miracle Muffins taste like?
After baking up the mix which you add water to for 20 minutes, you need to allow the muffins to cool for a couple of hours before consuming. I made a carton of the banana flavor muffins in a bundt cake pan and was pleasantly surprised when I took my first bite. The taste is not so overwhelming that you cannot enjoy it like so many sugary foods are these days. I decided to add a pat of real butter and even a little whipped cream to mine after heating a slice in the microwave for about 30 seconds.
Oh my goodness, this product is sooooooo good and perfect for diabetics! And something unexpected happened after I ate my serving. I was full for a very long time. Not only are they delicious, but they also provide you with satiety which is extremely important when you are attempting to lose weight or have to go a long time between meals.
The instructions for making these wonderful Miracle Muffins are super easy to follow and they are also very thorough. The founder of the company, Ramsey Makar, is so confident you will be satisfied with his product that he is will to replace or refund your purchase price if you didn't like them. But you will if you place an order for Miracle Muffins today. Tell them that "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb Man" sent you.
Feel free to post your comments about Miracle Muffins at this post if you try them yourself. Happy eating!
The muffins that contain a mere 5.3 net carbs, 6.6 g of fiber, and 9.2 g of protein per serving are made without using any sugar, flour or added oils. They are made from the finest ingredients, including wheat bran, oat bran, inulin, psyllium husk, vital wheat gluten, flax seeds, sunflower seeds, isolated soy protein, lecithin, Splenda, cinnamon and green tea.
The key to any product that claims to be good for you is the taste. So what do these Miracle Muffins taste like?
After baking up the mix which you add water to for 20 minutes, you need to allow the muffins to cool for a couple of hours before consuming. I made a carton of the banana flavor muffins in a bundt cake pan and was pleasantly surprised when I took my first bite. The taste is not so overwhelming that you cannot enjoy it like so many sugary foods are these days. I decided to add a pat of real butter and even a little whipped cream to mine after heating a slice in the microwave for about 30 seconds.
Oh my goodness, this product is sooooooo good and perfect for diabetics! And something unexpected happened after I ate my serving. I was full for a very long time. Not only are they delicious, but they also provide you with satiety which is extremely important when you are attempting to lose weight or have to go a long time between meals.
The instructions for making these wonderful Miracle Muffins are super easy to follow and they are also very thorough. The founder of the company, Ramsey Makar, is so confident you will be satisfied with his product that he is will to replace or refund your purchase price if you didn't like them. But you will if you place an order for Miracle Muffins today. Tell them that "Livin' La Vida Low-Carb Man" sent you.
Feel free to post your comments about Miracle Muffins at this post if you try them yourself. Happy eating!
posted by Jimmy Moore at
8/25/2005 06:54:00 PM
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