Recipe Directions

Thinly slice then lightly chop cabbage and onion. Place in a mixing bowl. Add grated carrot, chopped apple, and raisins.

Mix dressing ingredients in a separate container.

Pour the Sweet & Sour Dressing over the slaw mixture, toss, and serve.

Makes 2-3 servings. Or 1 large serving for a sinless 206 calories and 6.6 grams of fiber.

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By FawnM

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Sweet & Sour Slaw: Coleslaw with Explosive Flavor
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This was my first time making any kind of coleslaw. I think it is quite delicious - thanks for the recipe. I used stevia instead of agave.

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Sweet & Sour Slaw: Coleslaw with Explosive Flavor
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This was my first time making any kind of coleslaw. I think it is quite delicious - thanks for the recipe. I used stevia instead of agave.

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