is this xylitol or erythritol?
1976710
It is Xylitol. This brand is made from North American hardwood. I love it and it tastes wonderful with no after taste!
1976711
It is xylitol. It's good, I've made bread with it and it's turned out great!
1976712
xylitol, but I buy from the company now. you have to be careful read all labels. And cross check every thing.
1976713
It is Xylitol..However, they do sell a separate bag of erythritol if you are looking for that.
1192068
The old formula was sweetened with a very small amount of fructose. The formula was recently changed and now Xylitol is the main sweetening agent with a trivial amount of Stevia. We have stopped ordering this product due to the switch to Xylitol. Xylitol does not belong in children's vitamins.
2191472
As far as I know. You can look up the second ingredient, erythritol, to see if it has any gluten.
863240
Label states ingredients are only Erythritol, Stevia Rebaudiana. Bottle description says it uses 95% pure glycosides, and erythritol, a crystal grualuated naturally produced filler found in fruits, vegetables & grains. I hope this answers your question.
2100224
Greetings! Yes, Zero contains: Erythritol - A sugar alcohol that is a natural sweetener. Stevia Reb A - A natural sweetener source with zero calories and zero carbohydrates. Have a great day! Kristian "Joy4Life"
53417
I haven't tried Swerve yet, but I prefer erythritol to Splenda, because it's a subtler sweetness with no artificial aftertaste. I've made cheesecake, sweetened condensed milk, chocolate chip cookies and magic cookie bars using erythritol and no one has been able to guess that they were not made with sugar.
1088380
This is non-gmo erythritol, not palm sugar. Erythritol is typically sourced from corn or wheat starch, in this case, and most importantly, non-gmo. Erythritol is considered by health and fitness experts to be a safe, low glycemic substitute for sugar. Like sugar, they say, it should be used sparingly in the diet. This may be more information than you want to have, but here is a link to an article telling how it is manufactured... http://www.decodedscience.com/erythritol-made-manufacture-low-calorie-sugar-substitute/42248.
1808122
Dominique, the label has these ingredients listed: Fish oil, water, xylitol, gum arabic, key lime flavor, citric acid, xanthan gum, guar gum, sorbic acid, Vitamin E, ascorbyl palmitate, and turmeric. From what I understand, xylitol is a sugar alcohol, with low glycemic impact, a natural sweetener derived from things like beets and fruits, and is something that we also naturally produce in our bodies. On the label, it says there are 5 G of carbs per tablespoon (1 serving), and Sugars is listed as 0 grams.
33787
Here is a quote that I found..."Erythritol has the best nutritional profile of all the sugar alcohols. It has .02 usable calories per gram. So, in order to make 1 gram of carb, you need to use enough erythritol to make 4 calories. That would be 4 calories divided by .02 calories per gram = 200 grams of erythritol to make one gram of carb.I think it could be considered functionally zero carbs, since you are unlikely to eat 200 grams of erythritol in one sitting."
442394
From what I've read, erythritol is a sugar alcohol that occurs naturally in some fruits and fermented foods. It can also be produced from glucose by fermentation with the yeast, Moniliella.
719047
The nutrition label is just right of the "Stevia" on the front. Contains 95% pure glycosides (stevia) and the rest is erythritol, which is s granulated natural filler.
2191468
Ingredients listed are stevia extract, and erythritol. I would call the company to make sure 800-337-5561 or website www.stevitastevia.com
418047
Ingredients: 100% pure Xylitol. A few other things found on the package: Packaged in USA. Raw materials from China and USA. Every batch tested in USA to ensure the highest quality. 1 tsp.=9.6 caloriesNon-GMO
118196
Erythritol and other sugar alcohols do have calories used by the body, but less than sugar and causes less of a sugar rush as it
287368
Label says 3g. All of that coming from the "sugar alcohol", which is the erythritol. (But these carbs are not "net". They pass through the blood and out of the body).
33788
I don't believe there are any, that is the strongest reason for use, is that erythritol does not affect your blood sugar level.
863238
No. Both are healthy sweetener alternatives from different plant sources. Xylitol should come from a birch source rather than corn, because of the GMO issue often associated with the latter.