Anthony's Allulose Sweetener, 2 lb, Batch Tested Gluten Free, Keto Friendly Sugar Alternative, Zero Net Carb, Low Calorie

I recently purchased a Ninja Slushi and noticed that all of their sugar-free recipes use allulose. As a fan of the Anthony’s brand, I decided to try their allulose product. In terms of quality, it met my expectations and worked great. I highly recommend the brand, but I want to caution first-time users: allulose can cause intestinal distress for some people.I’ve never had issues with any sweeteners before, so when I saw a comment about potential side effects, I thought it wouldn’t apply to me. Unfortunately, I was mistaken. After enjoying my slushy, about an hour or two later, I suddenly felt the urge to rush to the bathroom. I spent the rest of the night going back and forth, though I didn’t experience any pain at that moment. However, I woke up at 3 AM feeling extremely uncomfortable, with stomach pain and a sensation of inflammation and cramping throughout my digestive system.Despite trying various remedies, nothing seemed to alleviate the discomfort. After a few hours and drinking plenty of water, I began to feel a bit better. I realized my body needed something more substantial, so I ate plain toast and plain food throughout the day. A full 24 hours later, I can say the food helped, but I still don’t feel 100%. This experience has left me quite worn out.I don’t blame the product or the brand, as allulose is generally considered safe for consumption. However, it’s important to note that your body doesn’t absorb it the same way as other sweeteners, and some individuals may have difficulty with it. Therefore, I’m giving it a five-star rating, but I advise anyone trying allulose for the first time to be cautious about how much they use and to consider the possibility of adverse effects.

I've used a number of brands when buying Allulose. I always come back to this one. I make my own sweetener blend using Anthony's Allulose and NOW brand Organic Monk Fruit Extract Powder in a 2 Tbs allulose : 1/4 tsp monk fruit powder, stirred/mixed well. I THINK this measures and tastes pretty much like real sugar (although because of keto-eating it's been so long since I've had real sugar that my taste buds might be deceiving me!). It's also way cheaper to make my own blend than to buy "pre-mixed" blends.

This tastes almost exactly like sugar. I have completely stopped using sugar. It's expensive but worth it. I've not tried using it to bake with yet.

Product tastes good (meaning there is no bitterness or weird aftertaste). It’s finely ground allulose so it dissolves well. Some say it’s 70% as sweet as sugar, I would say it’s closer to 50-60%. If you’re looking for pure allulose and not something mixed that may provide a more pronounced sweetness, this is a product to purchase.

Lo ordené por recomendación de mi hermana y te go que reconocer que el precio pagado hace honor a la calidad. Primer edulcorante que no me altera el sabor de mi café ☕️ que fue uno de los motivos principales para lo cual lo ordené.Estoy fascinada con la calidad de este producto.

This is a good alternative to sugar. My husband likes it in his coffee and tea.

Like the Allulose. But needed to adjust amount Not actually same measurement as sugar and caused slightly loose bowel movementsCut usage down and was much better when needing my desserts sweeter just cut allulose w/stevia. Good combo No after taste and no glucose spike

This stuff cleared out my bowels quite unexpectedly the first time I tried it. Do NOT use it as a one-to-one substitute for sugar. I tried using less and it still caused me some upset so I’m a bit scared to try it again unless I will have nowhere to be for at least 6-8 hours.