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Rx sugar

‎07-15-2021 08:22 AM

Did anyone see the presentation on this product and if so opinions.

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shaggygirl
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Re: Rx sugar

‎07-15-2021 08:33 AM

I caught a few min of it when David squirted some in a pinkish/reddish drink to add sweetness and then did his usual tap tap tap thing on the 4 containers to show what you get.........then tuned out, no interest, I don't use very much sweetener in my house so it would be a waste of money. 

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JeanLouiseFinch
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Re: Rx sugar

‎07-15-2021 11:53 AM

I no longer use regular sugar, in any form. IMO, this product is gimmicky and trying to trick the public (naming it "sugar" when it isn't) and expensive. Be honest and call it what it is.  Allulose is a great alternative sweetener (it's one of several that I use), but there are other options out there as well.  Yes, they're all more expensive than sugar, but it's not difficult to research and shop responsibly for the best pricing. Allulose comes in granulated and powdered forms and can also be found in some sugar free syrups.

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