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Bobby Deen

When Bobby Deen visited the kitchen of Sweet and Sara, a vegan company that makes gelatin-free marshmallow treats like s’mores, he learned a few tricks to making delicious, animal-free desserts.

The first step to a great s’more is a good graham cracker.

While traditional graham crackers may contain dairy ingredients like butter, Deen has created a cracker that’s just as vegan as the marshmallows Sweet and Sara makes.

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“Sometimes less is s’more,” begins Bobby Deen during an episode of Not My Mama’s Meals, a show where he does healthier versions of Paula Deen‘s classic southern recipes.

“Mine only have 214 calories and just 17 grams of fat,” he says of his healthier version of the marshmallow and graham cracker snack featuring bananas.

Deen’s visit to the Sweet and Sara kitchen where the world’s best vegan s’mores are manufactured taught him a little s’more about desserts–how to make them without butter.

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Paula Deen Family All Lose Big In Healthy Food Makeover

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, January 24th, 2013 in Chefs, Food & Drink, pescatarian.

Paula Dean People Cover

Paula Deen‘s diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes was all it took for the Queen of Butter to put a little less bacon in every dish and replace it with more greens and grains.

But she’s not the only member of the Deen family to lose weight and gain health benefits.

Paula and sons Bobby and Jamie join her on the cover of People, each showing their respective pounds lost.

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Bobby Deen and Paula Deen

Bobby Deen has his own cooking show where he’s out to create a tasty southern dish like mom Paula Deen minus a few sticks of butter.

Not My Mama’s Meals airs on Sundays at 12:30 PM on the Cooking Channel and features Bobby modifying mom’s meals by reducing calorie and fat content.

Bobby obviously has a concern for the nation’s health and he spoke with The Kansas City Star on his views on childhood obesity.

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