ZenSweet POWDERED Monk Fruit Sweetener

$9.99

ZenSweet powdered sweetener is a 1:1 confectioners sweetener for frosting, glazes, desserts and more. It bakes, measures and tastes like sugar. With ZenSweet powdered sweetener you can make something creative and special that’s guaranteed delicious!

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ZenSweet™ is a pure sweetener whose ingredients are all-Natural. ZenSweet™ is not only low calorie, at 0.34 calories per gram, but its ingredients can help maintain digestive and oral health, and may aid in balancing blood sugar levels.

Simple Ingredients

Monk fruit: Monk fruit is a small, round fruit grown in Southeast Asia. Our monk fruit sweetener is created by removing the seeds and skin of monk fruit and crushing it to collect the juice. The juice is then dried into a concentrated powder.
Erythritol: Erythritol is a natural alcohol sugar found in foods like fruit and vegetables. It contains zero calories, and unlike other sugar alcohols, it won’t upset your stomach. Multiple studies have been performed on erythritol and have demonstrated that it’s safe for human consumption. The World Health Organization confirmed its safety in 1991 and 2001.
Chicory root inulin: Inulin is a type of soluble fiber that’s found in many plants. It’s prebiotic, meaning that it feeds good bacteria in the gut. We add it to ZenSweet Monk Fruit Sweetener to add fullness and texture and make ZenSweet look, feel, and measure like sugar.

Recipes made with ZenSweet

Powdered Sugar Donuts - Keto Donuts Recipe

You'll adore these quick and easy Keto Donuts. Using our Vanilla Bean Cake Mix and Powdered Sweetener, it's easier than ever to make low carb donuts at home. We love them as powdered sugar donuts, but feel free to add a cinnamon and sugar topping or a glaze as well!

What is Monk Fruit?

Monk Fruit is a small, round fruit grown in Southeast Asia. Our monk fruit sweetener is created by removing the seeds and skin of the monk fruit and crushing it to collect the juice. The juice is then dried into a concentrated powder.