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What is Triple Zero Sugar?

missussb

missussb

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Hello my fellow people with Diabetes! Been looking through the Desserts Cookbook. I've been T1 for 31 years but don't know what is meant by "Triple Zero Sugar..is it available in the UK? Thanks in advance for any replies.
 
Thanks Jack412. Just looked it up. reading about some of the sweetners I'm currently using and seeing the effects and so on, I've binned the lot.
 
missussb said:
Thanks Jack412. Just looked it up. reading about some of the sweetners I'm currently using and seeing the effects and so on, I've binned the lot.
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I've look at this too online. It's much better for you as nothing is absorbed into the system at all. Can't find where to buy it from though??
 
I've sent an email to the manufacturers to ask where it can be bought. When I get a reply I let u know.
 
Their web site says it is made from 100% Erythritol. A quick search show Amazon sell something similar which might be worth researching --> Now Erythritol
 
Thanks for that. Was hoping to just go to a shop for it. Nothing worse than having a sweet tooth but not being able to indulge!

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Truvia uses Erythritol and Stevia extract. I find it very good and unlike other polyols, Erythritol is kind on the digestive system.
 
Giverny said:
You can pick it up from the DCUK shop as of last week. You can also grab an almond flour+triple zero bundle to make it a little more convenient :)

https://diabetes.co.uk/shop/productdetails.aspx?pid=4171
http://www.diabetes.co.uk/shop/productdetails.aspx?pid=4169
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Could you add the nutrition labelling information to the product description in the online shop please? In a physical shop I wouldn't ever buy something like this (or anything actually) without checking the nutrition label first, particularly if it's making dietary claims.

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