Erythritol 1kg

CHF 13.00

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Sweet alternative to conventional sugar
30% less sweet than cane sugar
Calorie-free
Ideal for baking and cooking
1 kg value pack

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Do you also love sweet things, but want to do without the annoying calories? Then we have the perfect alternative for you - erythritol. The sugar substitute erythritol beats almost every sugar alternative: 0 kcal, but 70% of the sweetness of raw cane sugar. All those with a sweet tooth should therefore pay close attention, because you can now buy erythritol and appease your sweet tooth without any calories.

Erythritol – what is it?

Erythritol has been used in various foods since the early 1960s. It is a natural sugar alcohol that is also found in various vegetables such as grapes. Erythritol is produced by the fermentation of glucose (grape sugar). On the outside and in terms of taste, erythritol hardly differs from conventional household sugar. When tasting it, however, you notice a slight cold sensation, it may sounds weird but it is really not strange, but rather pleasantly refreshing.

A calorie-free sugar substitute?

Yes, you read that right. Even though erythritol contains many carbohydrates, the sugar substitute contains no calories. How does that work? Erythritol contains carbohydrates in the form of polyhydric alcohols, which are absorbed but not broken down. You can find out more about the extremely interesting sugar substitute erythritol in this article.

Erythritol for baking

Are you wondering what you can do with erythritol? Well - actually everything your sweet tooth desires. The only thing you can't do with erythritol is caramelise it, but who needs caramel when you've got chocolate brownies, vegan hazelnut muffins, a lion tart and bounty bites? Erythritol is great for baking and sweetening desserts. It's also great in fruit bread. But there's even more – you can replace sugar with erythritol to make your homemade marmalade. A dash of erythritol is also perfect in your tomato sauce or in a marinade for grilled vegetables or tofu. Erythritol dissolves in water at temperatures above 20º Celsius, meaning it is very easy to incorporate into dressings and sauces.

Buy KoRo's erythritol

If you want a low-calorie diet, try our erythritol. There are an astonishing amount of possibilities. Along with everything mentioned above, try your hand at homemade ice-cream with erythritol in place of sugar. You get a convenient 1 kg value pack from us so that you can try many recipes from our Food Journal. The large package saves unnecessary packaging waste and ultimately saves you pure cash! So what are you waiting for? Fill your pantry now — buy erythritol.

Product number:	ZUCKER_001
Best before date	20.12.2025
Origin	China
Content	1 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260335837931
Data sheet	Specification
Nutrition traces	Nutrition traces
Shipping	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Hauptstraße 26, 10827 Berlin
Storage Advice	Store in a cool and dry place.
Ingredients	100% sweetener: erythritol.
Cross contamination	May contain traces of GLUTEN, SOY, NUTS and SESAME.
Trade Name	Erythritol
Label note	Ingredients, nutritional values, and packaging may change. For exact information, please check the product description.
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Questions & answers: Erythritol 1kg

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How is erythritol made?

Erythritol is obtained from glucose syrup. This syrup is fermented by the addition of yeasts. The fermented glucose syrup is boiled down, forming erythritol crystals. These are purified and filtered several times until pure crystals are obtained.

Can my children eat erythritol?

Who doesn't know it - the smallest members of society often have the biggest sweet tooth. If you prepare a cake or a dessert with erythritol, your offspring can also enjoy and try it. However, erythritol should only be consumed by children in moderation.

Why does erythritol contain no calories?

The sugar alcohol erythritol is not broken down by our body. Since no usable energy for the body comes with rum, no calories are to be added.

Is erythritol vegan?

Sí klaro - except for the erythritol literally nothing comes into our bag, so that the erythritol is vegan.

Can I eat erythritol during pregnancy?

There are neither studies that prove that erythritol is harmful during pregnancy, nor studies that prove that it is safe. You are therefore on the safe side if you do not consume the sugar substitute during your pregnancy. As an alternative, you can use dates, for example. They are not calorie-free, but they are deliciously sweet!

Can my dog eat erythritol?

Calorie-free or not - desserts have nothing to do with your dog's diet. For this reason, you should not give your dog erythritol. If you have any questions about it, we recommend that you seek advise from your veterinarian.

Can erythritol be used for baking?

Yes, you can use erythritol for cooking and baking. The only thing that is not possible is to caramelize the erythritol.

Is erythritol good for weight loss?

Weight loss goals are achieved primarily through a calorie deficit and sufficient exercise. Since erythritol is calorie-free, it can be a part of your diet. However, please be careful not to consume too much erythritol, otherwise it can lead to side effects (such as flatulence and diarrhea).

What is the difference between erythritol and xylitol?

You can learn more about the different sugar alcohols in this article.

Does erythritol have side effects?

Erythritol has minor side effects, but like any sugar alcohol, can cause bloating and diarrhea if consumed in excess.

What is special about KoRo's erythritol?

The question is actually already rhetorical, don't you think? Because what is not special about a sugar substitute without calories? Erythritol can be used in many different ways, whether for cooking, baking or in no-bake desserts. If you'd like to learn more about erythritol, feel free to check out this article.