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Allulose is unique. Unlike fructose and glucose, it is not rapidly digested and absorbed, and it passes through the body without being metabolized.

Concerns about obesity, metabolic diseases and other health problems, combined with increasing pressure to reformulate for clean label sugar reduction, make it a prime time to turn to natural sweeteners. Stevia and monk fruit have long been revered for their sweet taste and low-calorie delivery and now, with the introduction of KetoseSweet, they can be enjoyed without affecting blood glucose or insulin levels.

“We’re very excited to unveil the KetoseSweet product line, featuring D-Allulose as an ingredient,” said Thom King, president and CEO of Icon Foods. “Allulose is unique. Unlike fructose and glucose, it is not rapidly digested and absorbed, and it passes through the body without being metabolized.”

Naturally occurring in wheat, figs, raisins, jackfruit and more, allulose has the same molecular formula as fructose and glucose, but because it is not rapidly digested and absorbed, it is safe for diabetics, those who follow low-sugar or low-carb diets and even those who have adopted a ketogenic lifestyle. It behaves similarly to erythritol and does not have a laxative effect.

“Even though allulose is only 70 percent sweet on its own, it has the same temporal profile as sugar,” King said. “Plus, it provides the expected mouthfeel that sugar imparts, leading to a more satisfying flavor without requiring the addition of bulking ingredients. “

Considered GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration), allulose may be used as a sole source of sweetness or in combination with other sweeteners. KetoseSweet allulose exhibits a synergistic effect with other sweeteners such as stevia and monk fruit, so optimal flavor development and cost benefits are realized when formulating reduced, low, or calorie-free foods and beverages.

Although it is comparable to erythritol in calorie delivery, KetoseSweet allulose does not present the cooling effect of erythritol, making it another option in many applications.

The KetoseSweet portfolio includes:

  • KetoseSweet – Allulose, with 70% sweetness with sugar; available in granulated powder and liquid syrup
  • KetoseSweet+ – Allulose, stevia and monk fruit blend with one-to-one sweetness with sugar; available in granulated powder and liquid syrup
  • KetoseSweet+ with stevia – Allulose, stevia blend with one-to-one sweetness with sugar; available in granulated powder and liquid syrup
  • KetoseSweet+ with monk fruit – Allulose and monk fruit blend with one-to-one sweetness with sugar; available in granulated powder and liquid syrup

The KetoseSweet line of sweeteners is designed for a wide range of applications, including carbonated and non-carbonated beverages; baked goods such as frostings, cakes, pies, pastries, biscuits and rolls; frozen dairy desserts; jams and jellies; sweet sauces; syrups; chewing gum; hard and soft candies; puddings and fillings; and condiments.

Steviva, the retail arm of Icon Foods, will release a line of condiments featuring KetoseSweet+ in conjunction with King’s upcoming book release, “Guy Gone Keto.” The condiments are expected to be available April 25, 2018.

KetoseSweet allulose and KetoseSweet+ is available in 60-mesh or 100-mesh formats and well as syrups. The 100-mesh sweetener has a density comparable to 10X sugar. KetoseSweet+ will be released for retail purchase April 1, 2018.

Nutrition Per Serving
  • 0 Calories
  • Per 1 tablespoon serving
Ingredients
  • Allulose
  • Monk Fruit
  • Stevia
Form:
  • fine powder
Available in:
  • liquid and powder

KetoseSweet+ Facts

KetoseSweet+ powder is the perfect solution to keto friendly baking! KetoseSweet+ has just 5% of the calories of sugar and has a familiar taste and texture. The best part about this product is that it does not affect blood sugar levels and is safe for those following an ultra-low-sugar diet. Allulose is the key ingredient and has been shown to enhance fat metabolism which has not been linked to weight gain. You’ll only find revolutionary sweeteners like this at Steviva!

How do I use it?

KetoseSweet+ powder is an amazing substitute for sugar in just about any recipe you can think of! Participation in the Maillard reaction supports browning and adds a golden hue to breads and rolls.

You can also use it in tea, shakes, sauces, and condiments.

What is it made of?

Allulose occurs naturally in some figs and many other fruits. Allulose is not rapidly digested and absorbed making it safe for diabetics.

 

And now for the Creme Brulee BOMBS!

Thanks to STEVIA KetoseSweet, these beautiful and delicious bombs are not only easy, but also impressive!

What you’ll need for 16 BOMBS:

1 package of Pillsbury GRANDS flaky layers biscuits.. (8 count)

4 (STORE BOUGHT cups) of vanilla pudding.. or 16 tbsp. 

1 cup STEVIA KetoseSweet sweetener

oil for frying

torch for torching

Instructions:

Cut each biscuit equally in half…

Roll each half into a ball…

Fry them until evenly golden…

Let them cool, and fill them with approx 1 tbsp. of vanilla pudding/custard…

Gently coat them in the KetoseSweet sweetener…

Lightly torch them until the sweetener is glossy, and then dries with a light & crispy sugary shell…

Serve them up!  ~Enjoy! 🙂

 

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