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Clean sweetness, no bitter finish: batch after batch the fine crystals stay close to table sugar in taste, so a full week of production carries no harsh or chemical note through to the plate Right dose, first time: sweetening strength is roughly 70% of sucrose, so 100 g of sugar means 140 g of erythritol. Scaled up, one rule of thumb keeps a recipe identical from a test bake to a full run Kinder to teeth: replacing sugar with erythritol contributes to the maintenance of tooth mineralisation. It also causes a smaller rise in blood glucose than the same sweetness taken as sucrose Steady in the oven: heat stable and quick to dissolve, so results hold from one service to the next. The same crystals go into pastry work, chilled desserts, smoothies and drinks right across the day Closes between batches: 20 kg in a bucket with a lid is a working container for a kitchen that bakes and plates desserts every day. The contents stay dry on the bench between one service and the next