Organic Erythritol (1kg)

Erythritol is obtained from glucose syrup. This syrup is fermented by the addition of yeast. The fermented glucose syrup is then reduced, forming erythritol crystals. These crystals are purified and filtered several times until pure crystals are obtained.

Who doesn't know - the youngest members of society often have the biggest sweet tooth. If you make a cake or dessert with erythritol, your children can also enjoy it and try it. However, erythritol should be consumed in moderation by children.

Erythritol, a sugar alcohol, is not metabolized by our bodies. Since there is no usable energy for the body, no calories are added.

Yes, of course - except for erythritol, nothing else goes into our packaging, which makes erythritol vegan,

There are no studies that prove that erythritol is harmful during pregnancy, nor are there any studies that prove that it is safe. So, you’ll be on the safe side if you don’t consume the sugar substitute during pregnancy. Alternatively, you can use dates, for example. They’re not calorie-free, but they are deliciously sweet!

Calorie-free or not - desserts are not part of your dog's diet. For this reason, you should not give your dog erythritol. If you have any doubts about this, we recommend that you consult your veterinarian.

Yes, you can use erythritol for cooking and baking. The only thing you can't do is caramelize erythritol.

Weight loss goals are mainly achieved through a calorie deficit and adequate exercise. Since erythritol contains no calories, it can be part of your diet. However, it is important not to consume too much, as it can lead to side effects such as flatulence and diarrhea.

The main difference between erythritol and xylitol is their impact on the body. Erythritol contains virtually no calories, while xylitol has a few calories. Additionally, xylitol can be harsher on the digestive system, sometimes causing intestinal upset, while erythritol is generally better tolerated. Both are sugar alcohols, but erythritol has less of an impact on blood sugar levels.

Erythritol has minor side effects, but like any sugar alcohol, it can cause bloating and diarrhea if consumed in excess.

Because what’s not to like about a zero-calorie sugar substitute? Erythritol can be used in a variety of ways, whether it’s cooking, baking or making no-bake desserts. It offers a convenient and versatile alternative to sugar with zero calories, making it ideal for those looking to reduce their calorie intake.