Is this coconut sugar & nothing else?
2017958
Well... if you count bits of ants... no. I ordered this stuff and noticed a few tiny black specks floating in my coffee every morning. Decided to check and see what they were... and found them to be heads, legs and body parts of tiny black ants...
2017959
I don't have the bag handy. It's been awhile since I had it. The sugar had a flavor to it, nutty ? Not overly sweet to the taste.
1174436
the can doesn't say what kind of sugar it is. you would have to ask the company that sells it.
1345933
Looking at the container's Ingredients Label, It says: "Organic Coconut Sap Crystals". So I don't know if that is considered the "nectar" or not. But that's the best answer I can provide. Hope that helps.
1937010
That is a good question which I have not investigated nor compared the sugar content to other brands. I do know that the company states that they use coconuts from a certain area of the Philippines which are the sweetest: "Our coconuts are harvested from the prized Nakorn Pathom province, where they grow larger and taste sweeter than from any other region in the world." It is also a large can (16.2 oz)and contains quite a bit of coconut meat and has 2 gm of fiber. I certainly hope that they are not adding sugar on the sly! You might want to contact the company to discuss this. If you find out, please left us know. I am pre-diabetic and am trying to keep my sugar consumption down.
1664563
This IS NOT "fructose-fee/sugarless." My purchase in January 2014 lists: Other Ingredients Organic AGAVE SYRUP [emphasis added ], mannitol, sorbitol, natural flavors (coconut and milk), cocoa bean powder, silicon dioxide, rice starch, organic gum acacia, and maltodextrin." Agave syrup is, in fact, a high-fructose (sugar) syrup. See my 1-star review for details. Ed
193956
I have tried Stevia, but it tastes a little too sweet for me. I prefer the Organic Coconut Palm Sugar, because there is no after taste and no sugar spikes. It is low glycemic and absorbs slowly. I made cookies with this and the sweetness is just right.
471878
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.
1758311
I doubt it. It is still sugar though from a coconut, but I don't have the answer.
1221755
I can't say for sure, but doubt that it is the same thing, I only found with Aminos acid, and that is poison!!! This person needs to look further, I only use Coconut Crystals, very few of that, cause I mix Swerve, which is just like sugar, and an excellent replacement!!!!!
363521
This IS NOT "fructose-fee/sugarless." My January 2014 purchase lists:"Other IngredientsOrganic AGAVE SYRUP [emphasis added ], mannitol, sorbitol, natural flavors (coconut and milk), cocoa bean powder, silicon dioxide, rice starch, organic gum acacia, and maltodextrin."As of this date (March 8, 2014), this listing is identical to that found on Enzymatic's website.Agave syrup is, in fact, a high fructose (sugar) sweetener. See my 1-star review for details.
447124
I would imagine it is on the package. I use it because it is not refined white sugar.
83330
no difference. Some people just call it coconut water and call it coconut juice. At least this is what I have read in my research. also there is no added sugar. Just what is in the natural coconut.
1241355
All it is and says is that this is nothing but coconut. No fillers, no add-ons etc. I saw no CoA, but admit, I didn't look for one. I suggest you contact the company to ask about this concern.
1103764
Not that I can tell. Just looked at the ingredients and didn't see anything that looks like it could be sugar
1455286
Ingredients listed is just coconut water nothing else. No sugar is added. Which is why I prefer Zico over others like Vita which add "fruit juice."
413787
They don't say.... It's just listed in ingredients list. It's a natural sugar. Not a synthetic.
1401820
I have no idea I no longer use it due to some of the reviews I read after the fact and Splenda is just not good for you at all. I use Coconut Palm Sugar Dr. Oz did a show on it and I bought it from Amazon as well. Its an acquired taste but I like it I mix it with regular sugar until I can get use to it along. I don't use regular sugar due to the caloric content. The coconut sugar has a taste akin to brown sugar but it is good for diabetics so I read and have other health benefits. Check out the reviews and or go to Dr. Oz' site and look up Coconut Palm sugar. I wont be buying Nectresse or any of those artificial sweeteners. I will but organic cane sugar before using these types of sweeteners again. I have no idea I no longer use it due to some of the reviews I read after the fact and Splenda is just not good for you at all. I use Coconut Palm Sugar Dr. Oz did a show on it and I bought it from Amazon as well. Its an acquired taste but I like it I mix it with regular sugar until I can get use to it along. I don't use regular sugar due to the caloric content. The coconut sugar has a taste akin to brown sugar but it is good for diabetics so I read and have other health benefits. Check out the reviews and or go to Dr. Oz' site and look up Coconut Palm sugar. I wont be buying Nectresse or... » Read More I have no idea I no longer use it due to some of the reviews I read after the fact and Splenda is just not good for you at all. I use Coconut Palm Sugar Dr. Oz did a show on it and I bought it from Amazon as well. Its an acquired taste but I like it I mix it with regular sugar until I can get use to it along. I don't use regular sugar due to the caloric content. The coconut sugar has a taste akin to brown sugar but it is good for diabetics so I read and have other health benefits. Check out the reviews and or go to Dr. Oz' site and look up Coconut Palm sugar. I wont be buying Nectresse or any of those artificial sweeteners. I will but organic cane sugar before using these types of sweeteners again. « Show Less