About Erythritol
Erythritol is a type of sugar alcohol (polyol) commonly used as a low-calorie sweetener in food products. It occurs naturally, in some fruits like melons, grapes, and pears, as well as in fermented foods like wine and soy sauce.
However, the erythritol used commercially is typically produced by fermenting glucose from corn or wheat starch using yeast.
Health and Benefits
Low Calorie Sweetener
Low Calorie Sweetener
Erythritol provides sugar-like sweetness with almost no calories, making it a great option for those improving their overall wellbeing.
Minimal Glycaemic Effect
Minimal Glycaemic Effect
Erythritol is a low energy sweetener that does not raise blood glucose levels, making it suitable for low-GI and carbohydrate-conscious diets, including keto.
Tooth-friendly
Tooth-friendly
Erythritol doesn’t contribute to tooth decay or cavities, much like sugar does.
Gentle on digestion
Gentle on digestion
Erythritol is a sugar alcohol known for its mild digestive profile when consumed in moderation.
Naturally derived
Naturally derived
Erythritol is made through the fermentation of plant sugars and occurs naturally in some fruits. A sweet choice closer to nature.
How is Erythritol Made?
Natvia+ does more than create sugar substitutes; we transform how you nourish your body. In 16 years of expertise with natural sweeteners, we’ve created a unique range of products that combine exceptional flavour with targeted health benefits.
Source
Natvia is dedicated to delivering natural sweetness you can trust. Our erythritol is sourced and produced through a simple, natural process from plant sugars to your table.
Process
The natural sugars are fermented with yeast to produce erythritol. The mixture is then filtered and crystallised into pure, sweet granules.
Result
The result is a clean tasting, minimal-calorie sweetener that looks and tastes like sugar. Perfect for those seeking a healthier alternative in everyday foods.
