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If your taste is faltering and flavour is right down, try these little treats. Combining some seriously good umami ingredients along with a crunch.
This is a lovely fragrant spice blend. The addition of cloves makes it great for anyone with loss or dulled sense of smell.
Pumpkin Pie Sheet Cake with Cardamom Cream Cheese Frosting is a great alternative to traditional pumpkin pie for anyone experien.
Nothing screams Spring like this bright and beautiful smoothie bowl!
Home made sausage rolls tweaked to suit bland taste, loss of taste and smell, sore moth, dry mouth and throat, metallic taste, and if you need add.
When food is tasting a bit sour, brighten up the taste buds by giving them a sweet treat. The ripeness of the bananas will affect the sweetness, w.
Oh So Smooth Bliss Balls with a Chrissy twist. These are great for anyone experiencing taste changes where everything tastes too sweet. These are .
This recipe is tastes adapting food and flavours to a whole new level. Simple to make and retains that ANZAC biscuit flavour we know and love.
A super luxuriously soft and fluffy gingerbread loaf will make any day better! This one can be adapted for taste changes - it has a very subtle fl.
This is a version of traditional red velvet cupcake and excellent when food tastes overly sweet.
This recipe is from our Jelly Is Not Food Cookbook. It is so adaptable and can be made to suit many cancer treatment side-effects.
Chia pudding suits so many side effects. Below is listed a couple of adaptations for loss of weight and dry mouth & throat. Enjoy!
This soft and moist Pear & Ginger Frangipane Cake suits many side-effects and can be adapted for others. The whole family will enjoy this one..
This recipe is non-dairy and gentle on a lactose sensitive tummy. If you have a dry mouth or throat, avoid rolling in the extra coconut.
One recipe, many variations! The muffins are super soft and moist. Just the thing when you want something but not sure what.
