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GOOD TASTE: With 40% fewer calories than refined sugar and completely sugar-free, this plant-based, granulated sweetener is the all-natural choice. Bright. Clean. Pure. Silver Birch is as versatile as regular white sugar. And it’s good for your teeth too. Smile as you sprinkle.
GOOD PROCESS: We keep it simple. Made from xylitol which occurs naturally in plant fibres, this is a positive sugar replacement. Enjoying sweet never felt so easy.
GOOD FUTURE: We are a work in progress. But we work for progress. Together, we believe sustainable and ethical just tastes better.
- 1:1 White Sugar Replacer
- 40% Fewer Calories Than Refined Sugar
- 10 Calories per tsp
- GI of 7
- Plant-Based
- Vegan
- Sugar-free
- Teeth Friendly
"A fresh, very clean tasting sugar substitute. Has the appearance and sheen of snow white granulated sugar but feels a little softer. The natural sweetness is not underscored with bitterness or tartness. The dissolve is instant and the sweetness is imparted with a purity. This is a very palatable alternative to sugar which is an achievement given the unpleasant flavour/aftertaste of many others on the market!"
-Great Taste Awards, 2020
GOOD USE: Everything is extra delicious with Silver Birch Granulated:
•Stir into tea for a bright-sweet taste
•Take two with coffee for a pure finish
•Sprinkle in all your favourites
Sweetener: 100% Granulated Xylitol
Warnings: Excessive consumption may cause laxative effects.
Xylitol is digested by pets in a different way to humans. It can cause their blood sugar levels to drop dramatically and in some cases even cause death. So please DO NOT give your pet Silver Birch Natural Sweeteners.
| Typical value per 100g/ml | |
|---|---|
| Energy | 1003kJ/ 240kcal |
| Fat | 0g |
| of which saturates | 0g |
| Carbohydrate | 100g |
| of which sugars | 0g |
| of which polyols | 100g |
| Salt | 0g |
| Fibre |
What does it taste like?
“Extremely clean sweetness without any unpleasant aftertaste”. Read the Great Taste Judges comments for yourself!
What is Bonraw Silver Birch made from?
There are a few sources of Xylitol, but the main two sources are those from the bark of birch trees and xylitol derived from corncob. Bonraw source all their xylitol from non-GMO corn cob.
Is there a difference in the sources of Xylitol?
Yes. Bonraw only source their Silver Birch from corn cob source. Through our research and endeavours, it is the more environmentally friendly source than birch bark source. Corn cobs are a renewable resource each year and have the least environmental impact. The fields the corn is grown do not use pesticides, and we only use non-GMO corn. As the cob is usually thrown away, this also is helping to reduce waste.
The birch bark source xylitol involves harvesting the bark from birch trees. This in effect is killing the tree, which forces the tree to be cut down. The birch tree is not a good renewable resource (even though it can be regrown) as it takes about 15 years before a tree can be harvested.
Natural Sweetener Silver Birch Granulated 120g
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Plant-Based
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Sugar Free
£2.30
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GOOD TASTE: With 40% fewer calories than refined sugar and completely sugar-free, this plant-based, granulated sweetener is the all-natural choice. Bright. Clean. Pure. Silver Birch is as versatile as regular white sugar. And it’s good for your teeth too. Smile as you sprinkle.
GOOD PROCESS: We keep it simple. Made from xylitol which occurs naturally in plant fibres, this is a positive sugar replacement. Enjoying sweet never felt so easy.
GOOD FUTURE: We are a work in progress. But we work for progress. Together, we believe sustainable and ethical just tastes better.
- 1:1 White Sugar Replacer
- 40% Fewer Calories Than Refined Sugar
- 10 Calories per tsp
- GI of 7
- Plant-Based
- Vegan
- Sugar-free
- Teeth Friendly
"A fresh, very clean tasting sugar substitute. Has the appearance and sheen of snow white granulated sugar but feels a little softer. The natural sweetness is not underscored with bitterness or tartness. The dissolve is instant and the sweetness is imparted with a purity. This is a very palatable alternative to sugar which is an achievement given the unpleasant flavour/aftertaste of many others on the market!"
-Great Taste Awards, 2020
GOOD USE: Everything is extra delicious with Silver Birch Granulated:
•Stir into tea for a bright-sweet taste
•Take two with coffee for a pure finish
•Sprinkle in all your favourites
Sweetener: 100% Granulated Xylitol
Warnings: Excessive consumption may cause laxative effects.
Xylitol is digested by pets in a different way to humans. It can cause their blood sugar levels to drop dramatically and in some cases even cause death. So please DO NOT give your pet Silver Birch Natural Sweeteners.
| Typical value per 100g/ml | |
|---|---|
| Energy | 1003kJ/ 240kcal |
| Fat | 0g |
| of which saturates | 0g |
| Carbohydrate | 100g |
| of which sugars | 0g |
| of which polyols | 100g |
| Salt | 0g |
| Fibre |
What does it taste like?
“Extremely clean sweetness without any unpleasant aftertaste”. Read the Great Taste Judges comments for yourself!
What is Bonraw Silver Birch made from?
There are a few sources of Xylitol, but the main two sources are those from the bark of birch trees and xylitol derived from corncob. Bonraw source all their xylitol from non-GMO corn cob.
Is there a difference in the sources of Xylitol?
Yes. Bonraw only source their Silver Birch from corn cob source. Through our research and endeavours, it is the more environmentally friendly source than birch bark source. Corn cobs are a renewable resource each year and have the least environmental impact. The fields the corn is grown do not use pesticides, and we only use non-GMO corn. As the cob is usually thrown away, this also is helping to reduce waste.
The birch bark source xylitol involves harvesting the bark from birch trees. This in effect is killing the tree, which forces the tree to be cut down. The birch tree is not a good renewable resource (even though it can be regrown) as it takes about 15 years before a tree can be harvested.
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