Good Good Sweet Like Sugar Household Sweetener With Stevia table sweetener with stevia and erythritol
Natural sweetenerno fillers and unnecessary additives, no calories and no added carbohydrates!100% natural, calorie-free sugar substitute, which tastes and looks like sugar. It contains no digestible carbohydrates, making it ideal for those on a sugar-free and low-carb diet.
Expiration date: 31/07/2026
Description
Sugar substitute zero calories - replaces 1: 1 sugar in all recipes, perfect for roasting, decorating and to sweeten your daily meals.
Throwing sugar has never been so easy - one teaspoon of Good Good is equivalent to the sweetness of one teaspoon of plain sugar, you do not have to mix and apply complicated calculators, you just sweeten without adding calories or carbohydrates!
Natural Good Good Sweetener does not contain artificial sweeteners, fillers or additives, so it can be used by diabetics. Erythrol and stevia do not raise blood sugar levels. The source of intense sweetness in Good Good is stevia - a plant of stevia rebaudiana, whose sweetness is not based on carbohydrate molecules but on calcite molecules called steviol glycosides, which are 100% safe for people who have to follow a sugar free diet. Stewii leaves have been used for centuries by the inhabited areas of today's Paraguayan Indian Guarani - in South America the stewia is known under the name yerba dulce, or sweet herb.
Erythritol is a healthy and natural alternative to sugar.
Erythritol is almost as sweet as ordinary sugar - its taste is very similar to cane sugar, has crystalline form like sugar and is used exactly the same way. Unlike many sweeteners, erythritol has no taste - it is just as sweet as sugar. Erythritol does not change its taste at high temperatures, so it can be safely used for baking.
Erythritol belongs to the group of sugar alcohols - it is a non-alcoholic carbohydrate and alcohol-free carbohydrate (of course, it does not contain ethanol, which causes alcohol intoxication). The most common sugar alcohols (otherwise called polyols) are sorbitol, xylitol and maltitol - erythritol distinguishes them primarily from zero calories!
Erythritol naturally occurs in grapes, melons and pears, as well as in some species of mushrooms; Since 1990, erythritol has been produced by the fermentation of glucose by specific strains of yeast. Thanks to its unique chemical structure, erythritol is not digested by human digestive enzymes and is almost completely non-metabolized - is excreted from the body unchanged within 24 hours via the urinary tract.
The best information about Good Good Sweetener:
- 100% natural
- 0 calories
- it tastes and looks like sugar
- does not raise blood sugar (IG = 0)
- safe for teeths
Composition and nutritional values
Ingredients: Ingredients: erythritol (country of origin: Iceland), steviol glycosides
Nutritional values: Nutritional values per 100g: energy value 0.0 - 0.02 kJ/kcal, carbohydrates 99.5g (including sugar 0g, starch 0g, polyols 99.5g), protein 0g, fiber 0g, salt 0g.
Additional information: Good Good Sweet Like Sugar Household Sweetener With Stevia - tabletop sweetener with stevia and erythritol
Safety and use
Manufacturer: Made in Iceland by Via-Health ehf, Gjótuhrauni 8, 220 Hafnarfjör?ur, Iceland
Precautions: Consumption in excessive amounts may cause a laxative effect.
Storage: Store in a dry and dark place in a tightly closed container.
Product Information
Portion: 7g
Sweeteners used: Erythritol, Stevia
Sweeteners to avoid: Acesulfame potassium, Aspartam, Sugar, Sodium cyclamate, Fructose, Glucose, Xylitol, Lactitol, Maltitol, Sorbitol, Sucralose, Glucose-fructose syrup, Tagatose, Honey, Isomalt
Vegan and organic products: Suitable for vegans, Suitable for vegetarians
Exclude allergens: Milk, Soy, Gluten, Nuts, Eggs
Net weight: 0.45 kg
Form of sweetener: loose
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