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"D-glucose Glucose is a naturally occurring chemical compound. This glucose powder is also called D-glucose. D-glucose is also called dextrose. D-glucose is a monosaccharide (simple sugar), a subcategory of carbohydrates. It is an important source of energy. Glucose is made by plants and most algae through photosynthesis (conversion of light into carbohydrates). Dextrose Equivalent (DE) The DE number of the glucose says something about the binding and sweetening power of the glucose and depends on the degree to which hydrolysis is applied. Starch is converted into Glucose by hydrolysis. On a scale of 0 - 100, 0 is pure starch and 100 is pure glucose. The lower the number, the higher the binding power of the product. The higher the number, the higher the sweetening power. Use Glucose powder DE 29 is dehydrated glucose syrup. It prevents recrystallization of sugar in candy. It also gives elasticity to a product and keeps sweet preparations such as…"

The lucuma powder is obtained from drying the whole fruit (seed, pulp and peel) and its subsequent milling making it an integral powder. BENEFITS Lúcuma powder is an extraordinary natural energizer, providing fiber, potassium, vitamin B3 and carotenoids. It gives vitality to carry out daily activities normally, and is rich in niacin (vitamin B3). Thanks to the latter, it stimulates the proper functioning of the nervous system. LÚCUMA POWDER PRODUCT APPLICATIONS This fruit is seen as a healthy alternative sweetener and is excellent for diabetics. It helps to increase the level of hemoglobin in the blood, stimulates the proper functioning of the nervous system and is an extraordinary natural energizer. It is used in confectionery (ice cream, custard, meringue, pudding, custard and marshmallows) and as a flavoring for milkshakes, yogurt shakes and cookies.

Erythritol is an increasingly well -known and used sweetener. It comes from a group of sugar alcohols - polyoli, has zero caloric content and a glycemic index. It is recommended to all, including people with diabetes or on a low -calorie diet. It looks like ordinary white sugar - crystalline, odorless, similar in taste. In nature, it occurs in flower pollen, fruit (pears, melons, grapes), hat mushrooms, seafood, fermented drinks such as wine, as well sea ​​algae. Erythritol, available in stores, is most often obtained by fermentation of glucose by various yeast species or synthesized by waste glycerin yeast. It is completely safe for use in the kitchen and more. The World Health Organization (WHO) recognized erythritol as a completely safe food addition. You can find it on the labels under the E968 designation. He is considered one of the healthiest sweeteners - it is not metabolized by the human body, man releases him in an unchanged form along with the urine.