Sugar Free Recipes For Christmas That Take The Stress Out Of This Years Holiday Season!

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Why are my recipes for Christmas so important to me?

Well, the month of December is a pretty huge month for me and my family.

My sister's birthday is at the beginning of the month, so right off the bat there's a party to start. This year it was a pirate-themed birthday party at the Jamaican restaurant in town.


Guess what my costume was...


From then goes the Marks family gathering (My Mom's side), and then Christmas. On Boxing day we have the Muller family gather (My Dad's side), and then New Years celebrations.

Not to mention just all the get-togethers and miscellaneous parties in between (and don't forget Christmas shopping!), you can bet it is a ridiculously busy month.

And a month like that requires a large amount of Sugar Free Christmas Recipes to accommodate all the occasions.

December Is A Month For Freezing!

I find that making most of your recipes early (say around the 10th or 15th), and then freezing them in the deep-freeze is the best way to do Christmas baking.

Of course if you love baking, you are more than free to do it at other times in the month. But with all the parties that I mentioned above (I'm sure your schedule is similar), I find that having things well prepared makes it just so much easier to enjoy the Christmas season.

Having your baking already prepared just takes away that much more of the stress involved in Christmas. On the night of the party (Or on those warm nights by the fire watching "It's A Wonderful Life"), just take out the frozen baking and let it thaw on a fashionable Christmas platter.

I find that things like Christmas Sugar Cookies don't take very long to thaw out. In fact, you can even eat them while they're still frozen, and let them thaw in your mouth!

In any case, freezing is just how I do things. To each their own!

Looking For Gift Ideas?

Well I've got a few for you right here! There are homemade gifts that you can make (or some that are not quite so homemade).

My article, My 5 Best Christmas Gift Ideas (For The Sugar-Impaired, And For Those Who Just Love To Bake!) is a great starter for some gift ideas for Christmas.

I understand that some people are just hard to buy for. I find in those cases, something from the heart is the best. That's why I thought it was important to come up with those idea's for you.

Now! On to the recipes!

My Sugar Free Recipes For Christmas...

Take a look at some of my personal recipes below. They've all been made by me in the past, so you know they'll work. Most of them even have a little "How-To" video that you can use to get the recipe right the first time.

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You can decorate my Sugar Free Christmas Cookie Recipe any way you like, as long as you use my own special frosting I've included in the recipe.
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These Sugar Free Apple Cinnamon Muffins will be the perfect addition to that platter, and with the ridiculous amount of apples in them, there's almost no way you could mess them up!


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