Moulin Des Moines - Organic Xylitol Sweetener

Since 1970, Moulin des Moines has been a pioneering French company dedicated to organic products. With a strong commitment to sustainability, they provide a wide variety of high-quality, eco-friendly offerings, including flours, cereals, pasta, sweet and savory biscuits, chocolate, juices, and more. All their products are free from pesticides, GMOs, and chemical additives. Crafted using traditional milling techniques, they also embrace the innovations necessary to meet contemporary demands, ensuring authenticity and rich flavors for both culinary enthusiasts and health-conscious consumers.

Organic Xylitol Sweetener
Organic xylitol is a natural sweetener extracted from plant sources, offering a healthier alternative to sugar. It maintains a delightful sweetness, making it perfect for enhancing the flavor of baked goods, creamy yogurts, and various recipes. For those aiming to lower their sugar consumption without compromising on flavor, organic xylitol is an excellent and convenient choice.
- Since xylitol is slowly and incompletely absorbed from the small intestine into the blood, it provides fewer calories per gram (3.2 kcal per gram) compared with sugar, which has about 4 kcal per gram, and produce a smaller change in blood glucose than other carbohydrates such as sucrose and glucose.
- Does not promote tooth decay.
- No additives.
- Ingredients: 100% organic xylitol.
- Measures like sugar one-to-one. For any recipe or application that requires sugar, simply replace it with an equal amount of xylitol.
- When consumed in excess, xylitol can cause laxative effects and gastrointestinal discomforts, including abdominal gas and bloating, in some individuals. This occurs because sugar alcohols are not completely absorbed in the intestine.
- Attention Animal Lovers: Although xylitol is safe for humans, it can be dangerous for dogs and cats. Please ensure that your xylitol-sweetened treats are only served to people!

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