Allulose Sweetener | Natural Sugar Alternative | AU

• Pure Product Australia Allulose, Light, Natural Sweetness
• Allulose sweetener is a naturally occurring sugar alternative that looks, tastes and measures just like regular sugar, with about 90% fewer calories. Our Pure Product Australia allulose sweetener is perfect for everyday use, from stirring into your morning coffee to baking your favourite treats.
• With roughly 90% fewer calories than sugar, it helps you create lighter recipes without compromising on taste or texture. Allulose browns, caramelises and dissolves just like sugar, so you can swap it in cup-for-cup for cooking and baking with no guesswork.
• Why choose this allulose sweetener? It tastes like sugar with no bitter aftertaste, works beautifully in low-carb and balanced recipes, and is ideal for baking, cooking and beverages alike. Because it behaves so closely to regular sugar, there's no need to adjust your favourite recipes, simply measure spoon-for-spoon and enjoy.
• Allulose is a smart choice for anyone reducing their sugar intake without giving up the foods and drinks they love. It's gentle on your daily energy balance, keto-friendly, and adds clean, natural sweetness wherever you'd normally reach for sugar.
• Each batch is packed in Australia so you know exactly what you're getting. Add allulose to your pantry and enjoy natural, lower-calorie sweetness in every serve, shipped fast right across Australia.

Why Choose Pure Product Australia Allulose?

Discover the finest natural sweetener with Pure Product Australia Allulose, delivering amazing taste at only a fraction of the calories of sugar. Perfect for coffee, tea, and baked treats, it is the ultimate way to satisfy your sweet tooth without compromise. Backed by our commitment to the highest quality standards, Pure Product Australia offers the best allulose you can buy, trusted by athletes, families, and health-conscious Australians.

Ingredients & Allergens

Ingredients: 100% Allulose.

Allergen Information: This product is manufactured in a facility that also processes Milk, Gluten (from Wheat), and Tree Nuts.

Directions for Use

Use Allulose as a low-calorie alternative to sugar in beverages, baking, and cooking.

• 1.5 teaspoons (6 g) Allulose provides the same sweetness as 1 teaspoon (4 g) sugar.
• Allulose measures and cooks similarly to sugar but is about 70% as sweet, so you may wish to use slightly more to achieve the same sweetness.
• Suitable for hot or cold recipes.

Nutrition Information

Serving per pack: 83
Serving Size: 6g

Nutritional Target	Amount Per Serving	Per 100g
Energy	10kJ / 2.4 Cal	167kJ / 40 Cal
Protein	0 g	0 g
Gluten	0 mg	0 mg
Fat-total   · saturated	0 g 0 g	0 g 0 g
Carbohydrates   · sugars	0 g 0 g	0 g 0 g
Dietary fibre-total	0 g	0 g
Allulose	6 g	100 g
Sodium	0 g	0 g

All values are considered averages unless otherwise indicated.

Important Information & Quality

• Storage Information: Store in a cool, dry place. Seal tightly. Avoid direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.
• Quality Assurances: Independent Laboratory Tested, Suitable for Vegetarians, Halal Ingredients, All Natural Ingredients, Kosher (KA Pareve).

Manufacturer & Contact Info

• Origin: Manufactured in Australia by Pure-Product Australia (24-26 Burrows Rd, St Peters, NSW 2044, Australia). This product contains ingredients of domestic and international origin. (Barcode: 9351937004670)
• Website: www.pure-product.com
• Social Media: Facebook @pureproduct.com.au | Instagram @pureproductaustralia

At Pure Product Australia, we take the purity of our products very seriously.

To keep our range consistently high quality, we send a cross-section of our products off for independent testing at ALS Laboratories, a global testing group with labs based right here in Australia. ALS is independently verified and NATA/TGA accredited, and its Australian labs are trusted by food producers, safety regulators and pharmaceutical manufacturers for exactly this kind of quality and safety testing.

ALS isn't just a supplements lab, either. Globally, it partners with companies like NUVISAN on pharmaceutical drug development and quality control, work that demands a much higher level of scientific scrutiny than most industries ever see. When a lab is trusted to support medicine development, you can be confident it's more than capable of accurately verifying what's actually inside a tub of protein.

Every test result we get back is a genuine, independently verified check of our products, not something we've cherry-picked or spun for marketing. It's how we make sure what's on our label matches what's actually in the bag, batch after batch.

For the latest test results, click here.

What is allulose?
Allulose is a rare, naturally occurring sugar found in small amounts in foods like figs, raisins and maple syrup. It looks, tastes and behaves like sugar but has around 90% fewer calories.

Can I use it in baking and cooking?
Yes - allulose browns, caramelises and dissolves just like sugar, so you can swap it in cup-for-cup for baking, cooking, sauces and jams.

Does it have an aftertaste?
No - unlike many sugar substitutes, allulose has no bitter or chemical aftertaste. It has a clean, sugar-like sweetness.

Is it suitable for low-carb or keto diets?
Allulose is low in calories and popular with people following low-carb and keto-style diets. Check the nutrition panel and your own dietary requirements.

Is it safe to consume every day?
Allulose is approved for use in Australia. As with any new food ingredient, it is best to introduce it gradually into your diet.

How do I use it?
Use it anywhere you would use sugar - coffee, baking, smoothies and desserts.

Is this product made with Halal ingredients?

Yes, this product is made with Halal ingredients.

Is this product made with Kosher ingredients?

Yes, this product is made with Kosher ingredients.

 

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