foto: Instagram/@rumah_keizya
Sweet martabak or terang bulan is one of the favorite snacks that never loses its fans. With a soft texture, a sweet taste that pampers the tongue, and various toppings such as chocolate, cheese, nuts, and condensed milk, sweet martabak always manages to attract anyone's attention. Usually this martabak is often chosen as a snack when gathering with relatives.
However, behind its deliciousness, sweet martabak is known as a high-calorie snack. Made from basic ingredients of wheat flour, sugar, and margarine, this snack has a fairly high calorie content. Each piece of sweet martabak can contribute hundreds of calories to the body, most of which come from carbohydrates and fats. This is certainly a concern for people who are watching their weight or trying to control their sugar and flour consumption.
Consuming sweet martabak excessively can have negative impacts on health, especially if done routinely. High calories can contribute to weight gain, as well as the risk of diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular problems. Therefore, limiting sweet martabak consumption wisely is key.
But if you still want to eat sweet martabak, you can make it yourself with a healthier version, you know. An Instagram user @rumah_keizya once shared a trick to make sweet martabak without flour and sugar. Even so, the resulting martabak is still sweet and soft, you know.
As reported by BrilioFood from Instagram @rumah_keizya on Friday (10/18), the ingredient that needs to be prepared to replace flour is ground rolled oats. If you don't have any, you can use mocaf flour which is just as healthy as rolled oats.
Now, if the toppings have been added, fold the martabak and move it to a plate. Then cut it into several pieces to make it easier to eat. That way, you can eat healthy and low-calorie sweet martabak. Having been watched more than 16 thousand times, this video about the trick to making sweet martabak has immediately attracted the attention of netizens. Who would have thought, many other Instagram users then gave direct responses in the comments column. Some netizens even wanted to try the recipe. "Those who are on a diet, come closer," said Instagram @rumahbajasatsha. "This is delicious, I used to make oat martabak," wrote the Instagram account @bunbunkuningan. "It's safe for kids too," commented the Instagram account @herarahayu.
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