Sugar substitutes 18 Article
Buy sugar substitutes
If you want to avoid sugar and sweeteners with an odd aftertaste, we are here to help, with our natural sugar alternatives. Let's be honest: even if we want to consume less sugar, we don't want to miss out on delicious desserts. In our search for the best sugar substitute, we have come across several natural alternatives that you can easily use to replace conventional household sugar. We offer the following sugar alternatives in convenient bulk packs:
- Organic coconut blossom sugar
- Organic maple syrup
- Erythritol
- Xylitol
- Manuka honey
- Organic agave syrup
The sugar alternative erythritol, for example, has 70% more sweetness than regular sugar but zero calories. Erythritol is a natural sugar alcohol also found in grapes. By the way, erythritol is produced by fermenting glucose and grape sugar!
For cake lovers: baking with sugar alternatives
Do you enjoy baking and want to avoid conventional household sugar? Then we have good news for you: our sugar alternatives are perfect for baking. Our organic coconut blossom sugar shines in any baked goods with its caramel-like taste. Xylitol can also replace sugar in baked goods. And it does so at a ratio of 1:1, so you don't have to calculate how much xylitol you need. Xylitol has a very similar sweetness to household sugar but about 40% fewer calories.
Sugar alternatives for your coffee
Just as there is eternal debate over whether to drink coffee with or without sugar, there is also debate over which sweetener tastes best in beloved coffee. The caramel-like taste of organic coconut blossom sugar is great for everything from cappuccinos to lattes. To save calories, erythritol is better since it contains none whatsoever. The best thing you can do is to try out several alternatives and find your favourite.
Sugar alternatives for diabetics
Foods and drinks made with xylitol instead of sugar ensures that blood sugar rises more slowly after consumption than with sugary foods and drinks. Whether the sugar substitute is suitable for you as a diabetic should be discussed with your doctor. While we are total snacking experts, we do not have a medical degree.
Replacing sugar in sweet recipes
Sugar alternatives are often used to replace conventional household sugar. However, the sweetness of sugar alternatives varies from product to product. If you need detailed information on a specific sugar alternative, you can read all the details on the product information page of each product. Here are the links to our respective sugar alternatives:
- Organic coconut blossom sugar
- Organic maple syrup
- Erythritol
- Xylitol
- Manuka honey
- Organic agave syrup
Maple syrup is incredible for topping pancakes, but also as a sweetener in cakes and home-made energy bars. Coconut blossom sugar also lends a fantastic flavour to your baked goods. Have a look in our blog for tons of recipe ideas with our sugar substitutes.
All your questions about sugar substitutes
We want to provide you with all the information about our sugar alternatives. If you have any questions about a specific product, it's best to check the product specification. If you can't find the information there, please contact us by email or on social media, and we will answer as soon as possible!
Are sugar alternatives healthy?
If you want to eat healthily, you should avoid consuming sugar and sugar substitutes in large quantities and, of course, pay attention to a healthy and balanced diet. Of course, you can also reach for sugar alternatives from time to time. But be careful: even though many sugar alternatives are of natural origin and erythritol, for example, is calorie-free, you should still use sugar alternatives sparingly!
Do you have calorie-free sugar alternatives?
Yes! You can purchase erythritol from KoRo. The sugar substitute erythritol has 70% more sweetness than regular sugar but zero calories. Thus, erythritol is the perfect sugar alternative without calories.
In what ratio should I substitute sugar?
If you want to replace refined sugar, it depends on the respective sugar alternative and its sweetness. If you are looking for information on the sweetness of a product, check the corresponding product page.
What is xylitol?
Xylitol is a sugar substitute that closely resembles industrial household sugar. Our xylitol is made from xylans in corn.
Which sugar substitutes are suitable for children?
It is recommended to feed children as little sugar as possible, especially at a young age. Sugar alternatives are also less suitable for children. However, if something sweet is allowed, there is nothing wrong with, for example, helping with sweetness with maple syrup.