CHANGES THAT CAN BE MADE: In our recipe, Cranberry Orange Scones, we plan to make two major changes. First, we plan to switch the egg for orange-flavored Greek yogurt. The ratio of yogurt to egg will be ¼ cup of yogurt which will replace 1 egg. And second, we will swap the 7 teaspoons of sugar for 3.5 teaspoons of honey. Honey is mainly made up of fructose, which makes it a lot sweeter than table sugar. The difference in sweetness is why we will have to use less honey when we make the adjustments. Additionally, honey is 18% water, and sugar contains less than 1% water. This difference means that it’s very likely that our recipe will be more moist than the original scone recipe. The Greek yogurt that we are using to replace the eggs will also add moisture, but not as much as if we used regular yogurt because the whey was drained out of the yogurt, which removes a lot of moisture. In sum, our scones will be moist and flaky while still retaining the original flavors of orange and cranberry. Albrecht, Julie A. “Functions of Baking Ingredients.” DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 1994, digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1412&context=extensionhist.