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EcoIdées Xylitol Birch sugar 700g is a sweetener widely used by diabetics or people wanting to control or reduce the concentration of sugar.
EcoIdées Xylitol Birch sugar 700g is a sweetener widely used by diabetics or people wanting to control or reduce the concentration of sugar.
It is natural and made from the wood of birch, hemicellulose. It is 100% natural and requires no extraction or operations with chemical solvents such as aspartame.
Xylitol is available in bag of 250 gr or 700 you will find "Capacity".
Xylitol has a very low glycemic index from July to August instead of 75 for refined sugar and 65 brown sugar.
It therefore does not cause blood sugar peak which is a benefit for diabetes.
Xylitol is the only product that has the words "good for teeth" on chewing gum packages because it protects teeth from cavities by not acidifying the oral pH, necessary element for the development of bacteria creating caries.
Xylitol is used as white sugar, ie at the level of taste, a teaspoon of xylitol = 1 teaspoon of table sugar.
As against it increases by 30% when cooked, making it necessary to use 70 grams of xylitol per 100 grams of sugar.
Total absence of GMOs, pesticides, gluten, chemical residues including solvents.
EcoIdées Xylitol Birch sugar 700g were exposed to any ionizing irradiation or sterilization, and contains no allergens.
Xylitol is purified by crystallization, and our product does not contain any additives whatsoever.
Xylitol "Biosagesse" is imported from Finland.
Bag of 700g
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