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Organic Allulose Syrup

organic allulose syrup

What is organic allulose syrup?

Organic Allulose Syrup is a low-calorie monosaccharide derived from non-GMO corn or figs via enzymatic conversion. Naturally occurring but rare (<0.1% in fruits), it delivers sugar-like functionality with only 0.4 kcal/g and zero glycemic impact, making it ideal for keto, diabetic, and reduced-sugar formulations.

Specifications

ParameterSpecification
SourceNon-GMO organic corn or figs
Sweetness70% of sucrose (sugar-equivalent: 70°Brix)
Caloric Value0.4 kcal/g (vs. 4.0 kcal/g for sugar)
Glycemic Index (GI)0 (no impact on blood glucose)
Dry Matter70-75% (syrup)
Viscosity (25°C)3,500-4,000 cP (similar to honey)
Flavor ProfileClean, neutral sweetness; no bitter aftertaste
SolubilityFully water-soluble
ColorClear to pale yellow (transparent)
pH5.0-6.5
Shelf Life24 months at 20-25°C

Functional Advantages

  1. Sugar Replacement:
    • 1:1 substitution for sugar/honey in recipes (adjust for 70% sweetness).
    • Caramelizes & browns like sugar (Maillard reaction at 120°C+).
  2. Freezing Point Depression:
    • Reduces ice crystal size by 50% vs. sugar (ideal for keto ice cream).
  3. Prebiotic Action:
    • Feeds beneficial gut bacteria (Bifidobacterium spp.) without bloating.
  4. Moisture Retention:
    • Extends baked goods’ freshness by 30% vs. erythritol blends.

Applications

Food & Beverage

Nutraceuticals

Certifications & Compliance

Technical Highlights

Packaging & Storage

Why Choose Our Syrup?

  1. Enzymatic Innovation:
    • Non-GMO Enzymes: Convert fructoseallulose at >95% purity (vs. industry avg. 80%).
  2. Supply Chain Security:
    • Traceable EU/US organic corn; blockchain batch tracking.
  3. Custom Blends:
    • Pre-mixed with organic soluble fibers (acacia, FOS) for fiber fortification.
  4. Sustainability:
    • Water recycling in production; carbon-neutral shipping.

FAQs

Q: How does allulose syrup differ from powdered allulose?

A: The syrup offers liquid convenience for recipes requiring moisture (e.g., beverages, sauces), while powder is better for dry mixes.

Q: Can I use allulose syrup for canning or preserves?

A: Yes! Its stability and solubility make it excellent for jams, jellies, and fruit preserves.

Q: Is organic allulose syrup keto-friendly?

A: Absolutely! It contains zero net carbs and won’t spike blood sugar levels.

Q: Does it caramelize like sugar?

A: Yes! It browns and caramelizes at high temperatures, perfect for flans or crème brûlée.

Q: Why does allulose syrup have minimal calories?

A: Most allulose is excreted undigested, so it contributes almost no usable energy.

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