What is organic erythritol?
Organic Erythritol is a natural sweetener found in fruits and fermented foods. Our Organic Erythritol is produced by fermentation from corn. It has a Zero Glycemic Index, which means no effect on blood sugar and insulin levels, and near-zero caloric value.
The sweetness of erythritol is only 60%-70% of that of sucrose. It has a refreshing taste, pure taste, and no bitterness. It can be used in combination with high-power sweeteners to suppress the bad flavor of high-power sweeteners.
Erythritol is different from traditional sugar. It is very stable to acid and heat and has high acid and alkali resistance. It will not decompose and change below 200 degrees, and will not change color due to the Maillard reaction. Erythritol has an endothermic effect when dissolved in water, and the heat of dissolution is only 97.4KJ/KG, which is higher than glucose and sorbitol, and has a cooling sensation when eaten.
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Nutritional Value and Health Benefits of organic erythritol
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Organic Erythritol: A Natural and Healthy Sweetener
Organic erythritol is a type of sugar alcohol that is derived from non-GMO corn or other organic sources. It is produced by fermenting glucose with yeast and then purifying and crystallizing the resulting product. Organic erythritol tastes like sugar, but it has some unique properties that make it different from other sweeteners.
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Naturally Sweet: Understanding the Benefits of Organic Erythritol as a Sugar Substitute.
Organic erythritol is a natural sweetener that is used as a sugar substitute. It is a sugar alcohol that is derived from fruits and vegetables, and it has zero calories, making it a popular alternative to traditional sugar.
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Why We Choose Organic Erythritol?
Contents SHOW 1 What is organic erythritol? 2 Nutritional Value and Health Benefits of organic erythritol 2.1 Get a sample …
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The most popular sugar substitute – erythritol, what are the health benefits and side effects
On the whole, erythritol’s excellent chemical properties, unique flavor, safe, healthy, and low-calorie characteristics make it the best substitute for sucrose at present.
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Looking for more perfect sugar substitutes, these five sugar substitutes will be promising
Recently, a study conducted by the University of Toronto conducted a large-scale experiment on the health benefits of rare sugars and selected five rare sugars: allulose, isomaltulose, L-arabinose, tagatose, and seaweed sugar.
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