3. a touch of lemon in coconut water
Coconut water with lemon is a naturally sweet-tasting, high-mineral thirst quencher.
Because of its naturally sweet taste, the isotonic drink aids in the reduction of sweet cravings.
4. Almond milk with chocolate
Is the need for chocolate really that strong? Try a glass of supermarket unsweetened chocolate almond milk with a dash of cinnamon, if desired. This is a low-calorie way to satisfy your chocolate cravings.
5. honeyed rose tea
The soothing warmth of the tea relaxes the mind and prepares the body for sleep. The honey helps to calm the nerves in the evening.
6. apricots, peaches, and pears (fresh fruit).
Apricots, peaches, and pears are naturally sweet fruits. That's why they're a healthy alternative to all of the treats you'll find in your pantry.
You can cut the fruit into little pieces if you develop a sweet tooth. and consciously enjoy the fruity sweetness in a fruit salad.
7. The tuber of the Jerusalem artichoke helps to satisfy sweet desires.
The tuber of the Jerusalem artichoke contains a wide range of vital minerals and fiber. However, the included carbohydrate "inulin" aids in the fight against sweet hunger.
The tuber can be eaten out of hand like an apple after being brushed and rinsed. However, don't consume too much of it. Flatulence and diarrhea may occur as a result of this.
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