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fat substitute!!!!!!

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jeddah · 09/11/2004 18:41

can anybody please tell me where I can buy a jar of fruit concentrate. It says on the label that it can be used as a fat substitute. I use it in my christmas cake every year (to make fat free christmas cake) and I usually get it from Tescos....THEY HAVE STOPPED STOCKING IT!!!!!!! AAAAAAAH!
Please can anyone help me.....I think it was by 'Sunpat' ...but not sure
Thanks!

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SoupDragon · 09/11/2004 18:42

Holland & Barrett?

jeddah · 09/11/2004 18:44

thanks soupdragon I will try!!

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SoupDragon · 09/11/2004 18:46

They sell all sorts of "wierd" stuff IYKWIM. It was the only place I could find concentrated fruit juice to use in recipes without sugar.

jeddah · 09/11/2004 18:46

holland and barrett don't sell it!

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Tommy · 09/11/2004 18:52

Is it called "LiteBake"? I think I bought mine in Tescos but a bigger Sainsbury's or Waitrose might do it.

SoupDragon · 09/11/2004 18:53

I couldn't find it online but then again, I couldn't find some of the stuff I have seen in their stores either!

jeddah · 09/11/2004 19:10

girls you are brill!!!!
I will try under litebake!

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jeddah · 09/11/2004 19:20

no joy!

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Tommy · 09/11/2004 19:30

sorry
I'm going to another healthy food shop tomorrow - I will look and see what they have

jeddah · 09/11/2004 21:45

thanks a million tommy!

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Tommy · 10/11/2004 11:22

Sorry Jeddah - the shop has been taken over by H&B and don't have any. The assistant said she had heard of it (in a recipe book) but they didn't have any. Don't know what to do next I'm afraid! Good luck

RudyDudy · 10/11/2004 12:10

hi jeddah - the only advice I can give is that if you can't find it you might consider using ground mixed nuts to provide the fat bit of the cake. This is what I use in 'healthy' fat cake I make (though it's not a Christmas cake). It obviously means that it isn't fat free but it is much more 'good fats' than bad.

SoupDragon · 10/11/2004 12:50

Search for "fat free recipes" on Google. There's a website (US) dedicated to them so they may have alternatives. I thought applesauce was one of the alternatives.

jeddah · 10/11/2004 19:24

thanks girls!!!

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