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Monk fruit?

1thankful_momma
Posts: 298 Member
Hi Guys,
A Facebook group(Low Carb Zen) posted this and I was wondering about anyone's experience with Monk fruit as a sweetener...
https://www.amazon.com/ChocZeros-ChocoNite-Chocolate-Original-Non-GMO/dp/B071J15SL6?tag=lczen-20&th=1
A Facebook group(Low Carb Zen) posted this and I was wondering about anyone's experience with Monk fruit as a sweetener...
https://www.amazon.com/ChocZeros-ChocoNite-Chocolate-Original-Non-GMO/dp/B071J15SL6?tag=lczen-20&th=1
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I like it when blended with another sweetener.... starts With an X. It's in gum... cant recall the name atm. By itself I find it has an odd aftertaste0
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Xanthum? Xylitol?0
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1thankful_momma wrote: »Hi Guys,
A Facebook group(Low Carb Zen) posted this and I was wondering about anyone's experience with Monk fruit as a sweetener...
https://www.amazon.com/ChocZeros-ChocoNite-Chocolate-Original-Non-GMO/dp/B071J15SL6?tag=lczen-20&th=1
Cannot find monk fruit on its own in the UK for love nor money. It's always 'cut' with something else.0 -
pitbullmamaliz wrote: »Xanthum? Xylitol?
Close...it's Xanthan gum.0 -
AlexandraCarlyle wrote: »
Cannot find monk fruit on its own in the UK for love nor money. It's always 'cut' with something else.
When I look at the low carb sites that talk about the various sugar replacements, that is the one thing that they say is the drawback of this sweetener. I don't see the 'dextrose' most of the sites mention as an additive on the ingredient list. I decided to email the company to see what they say about it. It is a small company, so maybe they will answer me.
Or maybe order it and buy a glucose monitor and test it myself. Seriously considering it. I wonder if someone has a thread about steps for measuring IR to foods?....
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I use Monkfruit Sugar, I was lucky and there was some pure stuff locally. I prefer it to the "Swerve" stuff - smoother and better to bake with, and I use less of it. Does not seem to spike my blood sugar at all.1
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