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Vitaldoc Steevia Sweetener Like Sugar

Crystalline tabletop sweetener based on erythritol and steviol glycosides

Gesund & Leben Vitaldoc Steevia Sweetener Like Sugar is a plant-based alternative to sugar, made with steviol glycosides (with 97% rabaudioside A) from the leaves of stevia plant and erythritol. It can be used in a ratio of 1:1 like conventional sugar, is stable in baking and cooking and likewise suitable for baking, preserving and cooking.

Original Product Name:

EAN / GTIN:

4024691117621

Shipping Weight:

Application:

For food, limited use, with sweeteners.

Ingredients:

98% carrier: erythritol E 968*, 2% sweetener: steviol glycosides E 960 a with 97% Reb A from the leaves of Stevia Rebaudiana Bertoni.
* May have a laxative effect if consumed in extreme excess.

Additional Information:

Gluten free. Lactose free.
Store in a dry place protected from heat.

Nutrition per 100 g
Energy 0 kJ / 0 kcal
Fat< 0,1 g
- of which saturates 0 g
Carbohydrate 99,8 g
- of which sugars 0 g
Fibre < 0,1 g
Protein < 0,1 g
Salt < 0,1 g

Distributor:

Doc Phytolabor GUTERRAT Gesundheitsprodukte GmbH & Co. KG, Eduard-Bodem-Gasse 6, AT-6020 Innsbruck

doc (at) guterrat [dot] net
www.doclabor.com

Vitaldoc Steevia Sweetener Like Sugar () is often purchased together with:

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I bought these sprinkles here some time ago so that I could bake without fructose. Unfortunately, I had to realise that once again a misleading name was used. It is mainly erythritol, the so-called birch sugar, and additionally some stevia. The ratio of the two sweeteners to each other is not stated at all, and this is certainly no coincidence, because erythritol is considerably cheaper. In my eyes, this is a deception and very annoying for all those who have problems with the ubiquitous fructose.

Diese Streusüsse habe ich mir hier vor einiger Zeit gekauft, um ohne Fructose backen zu können. Leider musste ich feststellen, dass hier mal wieder eine irreführende Bezeichnung verwandt wurde. Es handelt sich hier nämlich in erster Linie um Erythritol, den sog. Birkenzucker, und zusätzlich noch etwas Steevia. Das Mengenverhältnis der beiden Süssungsmittel zueinander ist gar nicht angegeben und das ist sicher kein Zufall, denn Erythritol ist erheblich preiswerter. In meinen Augen ist dies eine Täuschung und sehr ärgerlich für alle, die mit der allgegenwärtigen Fructose Probleme haben.

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