What is the difference, if any, between the Lakanto Golden Sweetener and the Lakanto White Sweetener?
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I don't know -- I didn't purchase the white sweetener... I am sorry, I can't really help.
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I just checked the ingredients, no it doesn't. The difference between the two sodas, is that this one tastes like coca cola, the other one tastes like artificial sweeter.
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You can use it as a one to one substitute for either. However, it has a flavor closer to brown sugar than white suger. Not a big deal in baking but noticeable on cereal ... really yummy on hot cereals though.
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The gold version is sweetened with xylitol and has a superiors and microflora component. For the price difference I prefer the gold.As far as dyes I believe both products are colored with juice extracts.
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I don't think it makes a difference. I bought a 4-pack of 100g bars at a Boots store in London two years ago. The end of the multi-pack cellophane wrapper notes it is Made in Thailand. The soap, while no longer packaged in individual cardboard packs and no longer featuring a foil label on each bar (they're now plastic labels), feels and smells the same. However, it's lighter in appearance; the old soaps were a darker beige color.
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You could most likely substitute them both, but if you're use to it the other way, it may not be as sweet to your taste (but it will be healthier than white sugar). Coconut sugar is not a sustainable option, and I would recommend Rapadura instead. Another great, very sweet sugar alternative is Maple Sugar, also sold here on Amazon.
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I have not found there to be one. I really enjoy it. I do use only 1/3 of a packet and not a whole packet as I have with other sweeteners.
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Golden Syrup (Lyle's is a popular brand imported from Britain) is cane sugar syrup, about the same consistency as honey, but a cleaner sweet. Nine times out of ten you could substitue light corn syrup, but it will make a difference in some recipes. If you're BAKING, try to find Golden Syrup!
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Aspartame...that's why I've switched to Mio Liquid water enhancer. Mio uses sucralose which is much better.
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I've used both and see no difference. I have a jar of both and the ingredients are exactly the same.
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Not that I've noticed. If you're very sensitive it might be the slightest bit sweeter because it breaks up the lactose and one of the two saccharides is glucose.
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I'm not sure I could tell you the difference when it comes to the sweetness. I think they taste very flavorful...the flavors are strong and delicious. My children prefer these to other lollipops for flavor, so I'd say they are equal in sweetness to sugar or stevia. Hope this helps you some in your decision. They really are delicious, I recommend them.
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It tastes like unsweetened Fresca, whichever that may be. Not sure I can discern a difference.
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I have never used sweeten, but one thing I can say is for the price I really didn't notice a difference between this and regular shortening. I supposed I haven't used it in hotter temps so it's possible that is where I will notice the difference but otherwise none.
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I know that one is superior to the other but to be honest, I can't recall which one it is....especially since labels have been redesigned over the years. In any case, Nutrical is such a great product that it doesn't matter which one you use...they both work well to restore vitality to a fading puppy or an aging dog. I hope this helps!
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From a purely subjective point of view (and a sample size of just 1), the Wedderspoon Gold had a more balanced/smoother taste to it. The medicinal taste common to the Manuka honeys (of all brands) seemed to be a bit muted in this version. I don't particularly mind the medicinal taste, so I'm on the fence on how much that is worth. That said, others in my house hate that medicinal taste and appreciate the softer tasting Gold version. Hard to say if the 1 jar my answer is based on is representative of all the Gold batches though. My 2 cents, if you want quality Manuka honey with a softer taste... it is worth it. If not, save your money and purchase one of the other raw Manuka offerings.
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There is no difference, the company had to change the name due to a copyright issue, but they have another product still called "Miracle Reds." So it's not a different formula at all, same exact thing. I had a container of Miracle Greens when the new name popped up and literally compared them side-by-side. Exactly the same.