500g (10 p/case) Silver Birch Powder, Xylitol | Retail & Wholesale Pouch

Here in its powder form, perfect for sweetening, blending beverages and other manufactured goods. It tastes-like-sugar flavour, while being sugar-free and containing 40% fewer calories. This plant-based, powdered sweetener is the all-natural choice. Xylitol may be found in throat lozenges, cough syrups, chewable multivitamins, toothpastes and mouthwashes. It is an approved food additive for special dietary needs, such as diabetes. Our Xylitol fine powder delivers taste satisfaction with 0% sugar. It has become an essential sweetener for food makers. Frequently used by free-from bakers as a clever sugar-free alternative to create a more dietary-inclusive range of recipes. It's a 1:1 natural sweetener so you can swap out your regular powdered sugar with ease. Our take... Bright. Clean. Pure. It is as versatile as regular powdered sugar. And it’s good for your teeth too as recommended by the Oral Health Foundation. Our Xylitol is sourced from renewable non-GMO corn cob, through our research we discovered that it is a more environmentally friendly source than birch bark source. The corn is grown on fields that are free from pesticides and made from cob that would otherwise be thrown away. Why choose Bonraw? Bonraw is the 1st Certified B Corp of its kind, we’re committed to creating sweet solutions that better serve the consumer and the planet. We’re involved in every step of the supply chain, from plant to packaging, everything is responsibly sourced. We give back to the environment we source from and the communities that work hard to produce the sugar. Key Benefits of BONRAW Silver Birch Icing Natural Sweetener... - 1:1 White Sugar Replacer - 40% Fewer Calories Than Refined Sugar - 10 Calories per tsp - GI of 7 - Plant-Based - Vegan - Sugar-free - Teeth Friendly *Sold as 500g x 10. *Alternative Sugar Sweetener - Sugar-Free Replacement for White Sugar _ _ IMPORTANT SAFETY & LABELLING INFORMATION: Xylitol (E 967) is a type of sweetener that comes under the category of 'polyols'. Polyols, also known as sugar alcohols, are carbohydrates, but are not considered sugars. Excessive consumption of polyols can produce a laxative effect; as such, foods containing more than 10 % added polyols authorised pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 1333/2008 are required to have a warning on the label. Products containing sweeteners are also required to have the statement 'with sweetener(s)' accompanying the name of the food (in the case of foods containing sugar and sweeteners, this would require the statement 'contains sugar(s) and sweetener(s)'. The conditions of use of xylitol are stipulated in Regulation 1333/2008. Xylitol comes under Group I (Additives) and Group IV (Polyols)l; it's important to check by the category that the food is being sold under to see if usage or usage levels are compliant with the regulation.