Coffee sweetener

And how about the fruit of monk?

In Spain the Monk Fruit is not sold.

@Gozoki seems to me a scam, a scam, selling that product as a sweetener should be prohibited, of every 100g are 87g of carbohydrates ... for that to take sugar directly.

In my opinion, you should look for real sweeteners, which have 0G of carbohydrates.

fer said:
@joyki seems to me a scam, a scam, selling that product as a sweetener should be prohibited, of every 100g are 87g of carbohydrates ... for that to take sugar directly.

In my opinion, you should look for real sweeteners, which have 0g of carbohydrates.

Yes, I don't buy it again.
The only thing that is very sweet the sweetener to me with a half about me.

fer said:
@joyki seems to me a scam, a scam, selling that product as a sweetener should be prohibited, of every 100g are 87g of carbohydrates ... for that to take sugar directly.

In my opinion, you should look for real sweeteners, which have 0g of carbohydrates.

Let's see Fer, that with an envelope of1 GR (which are 0.7 of hydrates) overflow sweeteners (if you are not sweet with half it is worth it).How will it be the same as drinking sugar? When a sugar envelope has between 8 and 10 gr of hydrates.
It is no scam to find something that sweetens ten times more than sugar and therefore the amount you take is so small that it does not rise.
If you don't want to take it, ok, but from there they forbid it ...
It is great, nothing goes up to be so little and flavor the best by far.

fer said:
@joyki seems to me a scam, a scam, selling that product as a sweetener should be prohibited, of every 100g are 87g of carbohydrates ... for that to take sugar directly.

In my opinion, you should look for real sweeteners, which have 0g of carbohydrates.

The fruit of monk has zero calories and zero carbohydrates.Look:

joyki said:

fer said:
@joyki seems like a thymus, a scam, selling that product as a sweetener should be prohibited, of every 100g they are 87gof carbohydrates ... for that to take sugar directly.

In my opinion, you should look for real sweeteners, which have 0g of carbohydrates.

Yes, I don't buy it again.
The only thing that is very sweet the sweetener to me with a half about me.

But the fruit of monk is ideal for diabetics and does not have carbohydrates

Isabelbota said:
in Spain the monk frouit is not sold.

Isabelbota, do you know why there is no in Spain?

I know that in USA and Mexico they give it as an alternative to diabetics ... only that many do not buy it because it is expensive.But according to the nutritional table, it has no carbos

matrix said:

Isabelbota said:
in Spain the monk fruit is not sold.

Isabelbota, do you know why there is no in Spain?

I know that in USA and Mexico they give it as an alternative to diabetics ... only that many do not buy it because it is expensive.But according to the nutritional table, it has no carbos

Well, I have no idea.But it is true that it is not sold here.
Regarding the other thread where you ask me if I sweetened almond milk with something: yes, with these envelopes of this controversial thread, they are 0.7 gr of hydrates.
That is, I drink coffee with milk or an infusion made in almond milk with a total of less than a carbo.

The fruit of monk has a polyalcohols sweetener, but they do not specify what kind ..

matrix said:

fer said:
@joyki seems to me a thymus, a scam, selling that product as sweetener should be prohibited, of every 100g they are 87gof carbohydrates ... for that to take sugar directly.

In my opinion, you should look for real sweeteners, which have 0g of carbohydrates.

The fruit of monk has zero calories and zero carbohydrates.Look:

And where is it sold? Is it the same as Arce Syrup?

@meginer
It is not sold in Spain.Matrix lives in Mexico.