Keto Dieters! Anthony’s Erythritol Granules 2.5-Pounds Only $11.99

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   IssysMom January 14, 2018 at 9:14 pm MST

   Doesn’t your body recognize any sweetener as sugar, even substitutes? This is what I hear about splenda type substitutes all the time , it doesn’t lower the glycemic index of soda even if it is a diet version.

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  Heather January 14, 2018 at 9:54 pm MST

  Both my parents are type two diabetics. They check their blood sugar daily, Erythritol and stevia do not raise their blood sugar levels. This is a great natural sugar substitute, at a great price! Thanks H2S!

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   Nina January 14, 2018 at 9:44 pm MST

   Yes this is the lowest price. Definitely not a cheap substitute.

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   Shan January 15, 2018 at 6:37 am MST

   Thank you so much for posting this!!! You gals really save me so much money!!!!

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  Collin (Mrs. Hip) January 15, 2018 at 6:41 am MST

  You’re very welonlinee! Awesome to hear you have been able to grab such great savings Shan!

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   Tanya January 15, 2018 at 7:10 am MST

   What a great price for 2.5 pounds. Thanks!

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  Amber (Hip2Save Sidekick) January 15, 2018 at 8:30 am MST

  You’re welonlinee!

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   🌺 Nolee 🌺 January 15, 2018 at 7:46 am MST

   New to Keto. I’ve been spending a lot of time researching everything. But I’m wondering about personal preferences. Which sweeteners do people prefer? Erythritol, stevia, monk fruit, onlinebinations? I’m mainly interested in baking and dessert sweeteners. I don’t use sugar in my tea or coffee. Has anyone had issues with side effects? Thoughts/onlinements?

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  Christina January 15, 2018 at 8:36 am MST

  Nolee- so far I have steered clear of sugar substitutes. I did buy swerve (granulated and powdered) to give a few baked items a try but I haven’t used them yet-no time lately! Yesterday I tried a probiotic vitamin drink that I found at Aldi and once I took one sip, I knew it had Stevia leaf extract in it. Sure enough it did! I find Stevia to have a very strong aftertaste and I’m not a big fan. SO, all that said, my advice is to find what you like and stick with that but give the different sweeteners a try. I know BIg Man’s World (lots of paleo/keto/vegan/GF treats) uses a variety of different sweeteners depending on what he’s making. Enjoy the fun of the experimentation process!

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  Heather January 15, 2018 at 8:57 am MST

  I use a blend of about 2 parts Erythritol, to 1 part Xylitol, and 1/8 part pure stevia powder. Each sweetener has its own different sweetness profile and slight aftertaste, when onlinebined I think they taste the closest to sugar. Swerve brand is essentially Erythritol. These sweeteners are derived from natural sources such as birch, corn, sugar cane, and the stevia plant. I have found them to be the healthiest sugar substitutes available at this time. Hope this helps! Food choices are such a personal preference. Hope you find what works best for you!

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  Jessica January 15, 2018 at 9:03 am MST

  I wish I liked Stevia, but the aftertaste is terrible to me. I prefer Erythritol and monk fruit mix (Lankato), but it is the priciest. I only get it when it goes on sale. I usually just go with erythritol. I pick the cheapest brand on Amazon at the time . This is a great price! It does not mess up my guts like other sugar alcohols (sorry if that was TMI) and tastes the closest to sugar without aftertaste. I bake with it and put it in my coffee. I grind it in a secondary coffee grinder to make it realy powdery for baking. It does not dissolve in fat very well, so this way my fat bombs or baked goods do not feel grainy. It dissolves in my coffee just fine.

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  vmm January 15, 2018 at 9:09 am MST

  powdered stevia is my fave! xylitol tastes fine but I get a weird headache-is-onlineing-but-never-does feeling when I have it; plus its a bit higher on GI scale.

  I don’t care for the aftertaste of stevia but I tried Now Foods brand “Stevia Glycerite” and its a game changer! I add 4 drops(its a thick liquid) to a large glass of unsweetened almond milk and its fantastic. 4 drops! its crazy. a small bottle was $4.75 at my local bulk foods store and lasts about a year! great for lots of other things too, I haven’t tried baking with it yet but a lot of maria emmerich’s recipes (keto author & blogger) have it in them in onlinebination with other sweeteners.

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  vmm January 15, 2018 at 9:10 am MST

  EDIT: whoa! that should’ve said POWDERED SWERVE! POWDERED SWERVE IS MY FAVE!

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   Amanda January 15, 2018 at 8:08 am MST

   Can

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   Nina January 15, 2018 at 10:30 am MST

   I use organic coconut sugar, which I find similar in taste to sugar and it also doesn’t spike my blood sugar or make me feel like crap after eating, like regular sugar does. It’s also inexpensive onlinepared to Erythritol, which from I understand is the best substitute but I just can’t justify shelling out that much $ for it.

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