Monthly Archives: June 2020

There are many different types of sugar alcohols, each of which are used by several different food manufacturers to help keep calorie counts low. In this post we are going to be talking about erythritol, its features, and how it's produced. 

This week's recipe roundup features crowd-pleasing finger-licking good recipes perfect for a 4th of July party! From easy 2-ingredient fresh fruit popsicles to ket-friendly and low-sugar BBQ sauce that'll have everyone asking for seconds. make these recipes for your next gathering and your friends and family will be begging you for the recipes! There's a recipe for everybody, so let's get cooking!

It's commonly known that stevia is one of the best sugar substitutes on the market. You've heard about where it comes from, how it's been used for hundreds and hundreds of years, and that it's super sweet! But what you may not know is how beneficial it is for your dental health. 

There are over 61 different names for normal table sugar, making it hard to identify hidden sugars in your food. The saying goes "What you don't know won't kill you" but in this case, it might. This is why it is so important to be knowledgeable about sugar's secret identities and where sugar could be hidden in your average daily diet. Read on to learn about the top 5 reasons you should replace sugar.

Kick-off Summer 2020 the right way with these 6 new Sweetly recipes! Tested in our Sweetly Kitchen and proven to be delicious! A mix of humidity-proof desserts, grillin' favorites, and weeknight switch-ups the whole family will love.

Since the beginning, we’ve prided ourselves on our commitments in three areas: sharing and improving communities, stewarding natural resources, and sourcing responsibility. These business drivers have led to the creation of a common vision across the Sweetly Stevia® brand, and a way of thinking that continually seeks out economic, environmental, and social opportunities. Here is our process, from the farm to your table!

For people with diabetes, choosing the right replacement for sugar that won't raise blood sugar can be a daunting task. We're hoping this article can help guide you in the right direction towards choosing a healthy alternative to sugar.