About Allulose
What is Allulose?
Allulose is a natural low calorie sweetener derived from sources like dates and figs with the same taste and texture as table sugar. The FDA has labeled it a “rare sugar” so just to clarify: Allulose is NOT a sugar alcohol! It lives in a class of its own because it is actually a sugar. Cool thing: it has a unique nutritional profile as it shares a typical chemical structure of a carbohydrate but only contributes a fraction of the calories (1/10th of the calories of regular sugar) and doesn’t raise blood sugar levels. WOW.

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![]() Straight from NatureAllulose is a “rare sugar” that is found in things like figs, raisins, maple syrup and jackfruit.
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![]() No Digestive IssuesUnlike sugar alcohols 80% of Allulose is absorbed into your blood stream from your digestive tract so it doesn’t remain there to wreak havoc on your gut.
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![]() Diabetic and Keto FriendlyAllulose has no impact on blood glucose levels. While some Allulose is absorbed it is not metabolized or broken down in the body.
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