Tautona Birch sugar/Xylitol refill bag (3kg)

from wood chips. This was called xylitol. In 1902, Dr. Fischer was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his many achievements. At the beginning of its use and research, xylitol was obtained as a raw material from the Finnish birch tree, among others, and was therefore also called birch sugar.Properties:Tooth-friendly: Consuming foods/beverages containing xylitol instead of conventional sugar can help support tooth mineralization.Calories/carbohydrates:Due to the lower caloric value of xylitol, the usability of carbohydrates is lower than conventional sugar, as only 25% of xylitol carbohydrates are slowly metabolized in the body.Blood glucose (GI) rise:Consuming foods/beverages containing xylitol instead of conventional sugar results in a lower post-meal blood glucose rise compared to conventional sugar.Usage:1g of xylitol is equivalent to the sweetening power of 1g of conventional sugar. During the acclimatization period of 4-5 weeks, birch sugar may have a slight laxative effect.Not suitable for making yeast dough.Not suitable for feeding animals.Protect from heat and moisture.