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5 Simple Shifts for Wellness This Month
6 Tips for Planning a Healthy, Low-Carb BBQ
Celebrate Summer Ingredients With These Easy Ideas
Summer’s bursting with the flavors of ripe garden vegetables and juicy, fresh-picked fruits. Here are some easy ways to celebrate—and let’s be honest, use up—the season’s best. Put these ideas on your meal plan for satisfying summer eats!
5 Easy Ways to Use Allulose In Your Daily Routine
5 Tips for Baking with Kids
Weight Loss Drugs: Where We Are Now
The recent explosion in drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro has dominated health and diet conversations this past year. Now that these interventions have been in popular use for a while in patients with diabetes or obesity, a slew of clinical trials and articles are coming out about how the drugs actually affect large numbers of people before, during, and after use.
The Keto Diet Vs. Keto 2.0
5 Tips for Setting Achievable Goals In The New Year
The new year is a time to take inventory of our habits and implement fresh changes. But how often do we fall short of our resolutions after less than a month in? Do we even remember what they were halfway...
The Benefits of Baking
This time of year is full of warm spices and comforting baked treats. But those holiday favorites aren’t just feel-good to eat. As it turns out, there are several proven emotional and psychological benefits to cooking and baking.
Why We Always Feature Fiber in Our Mixes
Why We Love Allulose
There’s a wide world of sweeteners out there, and it can be hard to know which one to use if you’re trying to stay healthy and manage your weight. We know that table sugar and sugar alcohols can have negative effects, but many artificial sweeteners come with their own downsides and health risks. At Scotty’s, we’re all about allulose as a healthy sugar alternative to sweeten the mix.
Why Scotty's Products Are Gluten-Free
What’s the Deal With Psyllium Husk? Benefits and Beyond
Resistant Tapioca Starch and the Keto Diet
Actually, no. Not all starches are created equal, and a type called resistant starch has been shown to be powerfully beneficial for your health, even if you’re keto. We’re here to break down why resistant starch belongs in a keto diet, and more specifically, what resistant tapioca starch is doing in our keto bread mix. Spoiler: it’s not the tapioca starch you think you know.