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EcoIdées Xylitol Birch sugar 250g bio in the drugstore. Sweetener low calorie sugar and the only non-cariogenic and non acidifying very low glycemic index. Advised people to avoid sugar intake
Consumed and studied for decades in northern Europe, Xylitol is a natural sweetener extracted from birch bark with the same power than traditional sugar but with 40% less calorie. Its glycemic index 7 fact that it is recommended for people with the consumption of sugar-related health problems. xylitol is recognized as beneficial to oral health. xylitol is not acidifying, non-cariogenic. EcoIdées Xulitol Birch sugar 250g suited to the diet of diabetics and persons wishing to reduce or stop their consumption of sugar. Dietary solution par excellence.
Replaces sugar in all your cooking, jams, pastries, hot and cold drinks ...
Worn by cooking the sweetening power of xylitol increases by 30%. For example, 70 g of xylitol is equal to 100 g of sugar.
100% bark extract birch (Betula pendula) in crystallized powder.
Warranty aspartame, gluten and lactose.
Origin: Finland.
Net Weight: 250 g.
This product is natural. Ecoidées guarantee a total absence of GMOs, pesticides, gluten, chemical residues. He did not etet exposed to any sterilization or irridiation ionizing and does not contain any allergen. Finally, no solvent was used in its manufacturing process.
Calories per 100g: Xylitol 240 kcal (1000 kJ) / Glucose 381 kcal (1595 kJ) / sucrose (sugar) 400 kcal (1670 kJ).
GI: Xylitol 7-8 / 100 Glucose / Sucrose (sugar) 7
Bag 250g
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