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Let the Pennsylvania Dutch lead you in the right direction with our Amish Coleslaw. The sweet and tangy flavors of horseradish and white vinegar will excite friends and family who try this dish!
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
lpalmer59 7490208
Jun 23, 2016
I really like several of the Amish recipes that I have previously tried. I find that they do not add as much sugar, and the sweetness level is just fine for me. I do not like Horseradish does anyone know if I eliminate the Horseradish in this recipe, how much will it alter the flavor? In addition, should I eliminate the Splenda if I remove the Horseradish?
Test Kitchen Team
Jun 23, 2016
Hello! It will change the flavor if you eliminate the horseradish, as it will take away the "kick" or heat. But, it will still taste good! If you like a sweet-tasting coleslaw, then you can leave the sugar in, whether or not you add the horseradish. Enjoy!
joddeecee73 9081581
May 22, 2014
Splenda is an artificial sweetener processed with chlorine. I would use real sugar.
dmbl51 6796101
Sep 08, 2018
Facts Chlorine is a naturally-occurring chemical element, one of the basic building blocks of matter. The most common natural chlorine compound on Earth is sodium chloride or table salt. Chlorine is a natural component of salt found in many foods, such as lettuce, tomatoes, mushrooms and peanut butter. Chlorine is also part of more complex molecules naturally found in other foods such as lentils, peas, and potatoes. Chlorine is added to most public drinking water supplies.
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