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Q&A: All About Allulose
Q. Stevia tastes a bit sour, but what does allulose taste like?
A. Most of our customers say that the taste and texture of allulose are similar to those of honey.
Q. Can I store allulose at room temperature?
A. Yes, allulose can be stored at room temperature as long as you avoid direct sunlight. Although refrigeration is acceptable, please note that the product may crystallize if kept in the fridge for an extended period.
Q. What is the difference between fructooligosaccharide and isomaltooligosaccharide?
A. Fructooligosaccharides are sensitive to heat, so their use is limited to sauces and cold dishes. In contrast, isomaltooligosaccharides are known to raise blood sugar during digestion.
Unlike these two, most allulose consumed is excreted from the body without being absorbed, making it suitable for use in various dishes, such as stews, stir-fries, and steamed dishes.
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Maximiliana Rees from Vancouver, Canada –
As someone navigating diabetes, switching to allulose has been life-changing. It sweetens my oatmeal without spike risk! A true kitchen hero.
Sophie Martinez from Chicago, Illinois (verified owner) –
As a long-time culinary experimenter from the bustling streets of Chicago, I can confidently say that My Normal Allulose stands out for its balanced sweetness reminiscent of ripe agave nectar rather than overwhelming alternatives. In gluten-free baking or coffee alike, this ingredient doesn’t just hold its own; it elevates dishes beautifully without causing any glycemic spikes often found in other sweeteners like regular sugar or even certain artificial options. Many a chef knows frustration when using stevia due to bitter notes—it’s blissful relief discovering allulose’s pureness is largely unfazed by temperature and composition! Trust me—it harmonizes your palette superbly.
Ananya Shetty from Karnataka, India –
Diving into the culinary adventure of allulose was akin to exploring a hidden gem within my pantry. The taste reminds me, not just of honey, but has an enchanting smoothness reminiscent of ripe mango on a sunlit afternoon here in Karnataka. Allulose sweeps across your palate like soft whispers carrying sweet promises with none of that annoying bitterness you sometimes get from stevia. It graces baked goods with its delicate embrace—like a cherished family recipe coming alive again! Given the room-temperature convenience, it seamlessly integrates into daily meals while inviting creativity to frolic about during my kitchen escapades.
Jessica from Austin, USA –
After trying My Normal Allulose, I can confidently say it has become a staple in my kitchen. The sweetness closely resembles honey but without the calories—great for someone like me who is watching their sugar intake. It mixes well in both hot and cold dishes; I’ve used it successfully in baked goods and coffee, with no bitterness whatsoever. Plus, knowing that most of it gets excreted rather than absorbed gives me peace of mind regarding blood sugar levels. Overall, it’s a fantastic alternative to traditional sweeteners.
Emily from San Diego, USA –
My Normal Allulose has been a game changer for my baking! The flavor closely resembles honey, making it a perfect substitute without the calories. I love that it’s heat-stable, which means I can use it in cookies and cakes without losing its sweetness or altering the texture. I’ve noticed I don’t experience blood sugar spikes like with traditional sugars, so it’s great for keeping my energy levels stable. Plus, being able to store it at room temperature is super convenient; no fussing over refrigeration!