Erythritol 500g - VIVIO

Erythritol is one of the most commonly chosen sweeteners for people struggling with diabetes, overweight, and obesity. Its taste and appearance are similar to traditional sugar. However, it differs significantly in terms of its health benefits. It is low in calories and promotes oral health.
Like xylitol and mannitol, erythrol belongs to the group of sugar alcohols (so-called polyols) . This chemical compound has a low calorie content and a low glycemic index (equal to 0). This means it does not cause a sudden increase in blood sugar levels. Erythrol occurs naturally in some fruits (e.g., pears or grapes) , as well as in pollen, fungi, seafood, seaweed, lichens, and fermentable beverages (e.g., wine) . This product is obtained by yeast synthesis from waste glycerol.
Erythrol is similar in taste and appearance to traditional table sugar. However, it is slightly less sweet. It is estimated to provide about 60% or even 70% of the sweetness of sugar. It's also worth noting that consuming this product leaves a pleasant and delicate cooling sensation in the mouth.
Erythrol is not synthesized by the human body, meaning it is excreted unchanged in the urine. Therefore, its consumption does not cause adverse effects on the digestive system. It is also worth noting that, due to its similar taste and sweetness to conventional sugar, erythritol may be a valuable element in the prevention of tooth decay in children and adults. Additionally, erythritol has antioxidant properties, meaning it is responsible for protecting the body from the damaging effects of free radicals.

INGREDIENTS
Erythritol

NET WEIGHT: 500 g

APPLICATION
Erythritol - For baking and much more. Erythritol has been used as a sugar substitute in Poland since 2008. It is used both for sweetening tea and for baking homemade cakes. This product can also be used to make low-calorie jams, ice cream, or jellies. In the food industry, erythritol is also used as a flavor suppressant, product thickener, and flavor enhancer. It's also worth noting that erythritol sugar is used in the cosmetics industry. In this case, it is primarily used as a glycerin substitute to prevent product spoilage.

RECOMMENDED STORAGE CONDITIONS
Store in a cool, dry place.