Is this 100% PURE coconut palm sugar? Or has it been processed with white sugar?
156082
This is 100% pure coconut palm sugar. It has not been processed with white sugar according to the packaging.
156083
This is pure palm sure. It's certified organic which is a regulated label. I also buy this suger in WholeFoods, which does not allow any processed food.
156084
The 'only' ingredient in this product is 100% Certified Organic Coconut Nectar Sugar. It has a lower glycemic index than regular white sugar. Processed unbleached, unfiltered and no preservatives.
156085
I believe their labeling which says it is pure. It has a different texture than sucrose and melts at a slightly lower temperature. It is delicious!
156086
It appears to be pure palm sugar. There is no claim on the package that white sugar has been added.
156087
Yes, I will quote directly from the statement on the back of the package, which says, "This bag contains 100% pure evaporated coconut sugar that is certified organic, kosher and vegan." The ingredients list is as follows, "Certified organic coconut nectar sugar (Cocos Nucifera)".
156088
It appears to be 100% palm sugar. When I ingest the palm sugar my body does not experience any side effects that it does with white sugar. I'm a happy camper.
156089
It is 100% pure evaporated palm sugar produced in Indonesia. It has been harvested from the nectar of coconut palm trees. It's glycemic index is Gl35 which is lower than cane sugar, agave or honey.
817455
Yes. It is regular sugar. It is made with sugar beets instead of sugar cane.
1758311
I doubt it. It is still sugar though from a coconut, but I don't have the answer.
210587
The box says 7 grams per 2 tbsp. serving. It is solely from the coconut, there is NO sugar or anything added!
591413
There is only 1g of sugar. I mix it with my green juice in the morning . Never tried it by itself. It's mostly fiver. Hope this helps
1067734
I think you'll need less of it, personally. I find it sweeter than regular sugar. Perhaps, 1 tsp of regular sugar equals 1/2-1/4 tsp coconut sugar. But, I've been off white sugar for a number of years. I was using Stevia-cane before I tried this and I prefer the coconut sugar taste and the fact that less is needed for me.
104414
This is natural sugar from the cacao bean. There is no added sugar in this cacao powder.
455393
The ingredients are listed as: organic coconut sap aged and blended with sun-dried, mineral-rich sea salt but it does not state on the bottle that it was produced in a dedicated nut-free facility. It is a product of the Philippines (do they have nut-free facilities?) and distributed by Leslie's Organics, Mill Valley, CA 94941, (415) 383-9800. The best I can suggest is contacting Leslie's Organics to be sure. There is also some interesting info at www.coconutsecret.com
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I have no idea I no longer use it due to some of the reviews I read after the fact and Splenda is just not good for you at all. I use Coconut Palm Sugar Dr. Oz did a show on it and I bought it from Amazon as well. Its an acquired taste but I like it I mix it with regular sugar until I can get use to it along. I don't use regular sugar due to the caloric content. The coconut sugar has a taste akin to brown sugar but it is good for diabetics so I read and have other health benefits. Check out the reviews and or go to Dr. Oz' site and look up Coconut Palm sugar. I wont be buying Nectresse or any of those artificial sweeteners. I will but organic cane sugar before using these types of sweeteners again. I have no idea I no longer use it due to some of the reviews I read after the fact and Splenda is just not good for you at all. I use Coconut Palm Sugar Dr. Oz did a show on it and I bought it from Amazon as well. Its an acquired taste but I like it I mix it with regular sugar until I can get use to it along. I don't use regular sugar due to the caloric content. The coconut sugar has a taste akin to brown sugar but it is good for diabetics so I read and have other health benefits. Check out the reviews and or go to Dr. Oz' site and look up Coconut Palm sugar. I wont be buying Nectresse or... » Read More I have no idea I no longer use it due to some of the reviews I read after the fact and Splenda is just not good for you at all. I use Coconut Palm Sugar Dr. Oz did a show on it and I bought it from Amazon as well. Its an acquired taste but I like it I mix it with regular sugar until I can get use to it along. I don't use regular sugar due to the caloric content. The coconut sugar has a taste akin to brown sugar but it is good for diabetics so I read and have other health benefits. Check out the reviews and or go to Dr. Oz' site and look up Coconut Palm sugar. I wont be buying Nectresse or any of those artificial sweeteners. I will but organic cane sugar before using these types of sweeteners again. « Show Less
15082
Yes it is! It is 16 calories per serving and one serving is one teaspoon. 0 calories from fat. I use my Coconut Palm Sugar just as regular sugar in cooking and baking. I loving using it.
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This is what I found in research. Coconut sugar and palm sugar may or may not be the same thing, depending on which company you're looking at. "Coconut Palm Sugar" is made from the coconut palm tree, the same tree that grows coconuts for other purposes (the "cocos nucifera" tree). Just plain "palm sugar" may be made from the same coconut tree, or it may be made from one of two other varieties of palm trees which also produce a sweet nectar (the Palmyra/Borassus palm tree or Aren palm tree). Yes, these are all the same thing: coconut sugar coconut palm sugar coconut sap (if it's crystalized) coconut crystals Coconut nectar, the liquid form, is the same stuff as the crystals as well. Palm sugar is from a different type of palm (although still not the variety of palm from which palm oil is procured), but is processed in the same way. Palm sugar may also be called aren sugar or aren palm sugar (meaning it's made from the aren sugar palm tree). So coconut sugar and palm sugar may be different in origin, but ultimately sound about as similar as beet sugar is to cane sugar, both of which are sold as "white sugar," and you'd never know the difference unless you tried to make a Crme Brule. (more here) From what I can gather, the words "dehydrated" and "evaporated" on your packages shouldn't mean any difference when you're talking coconut sweeteners. (Sometimes it does in the case of rapadura vs. evaporated cane juice, for example.)
510531
On my label, the only listed ingredient is "pomegranate concentrated juice". It also says "100% juice" on the front. My label says nothing about added sugar.
1615342
There is no added sugar; however, there is more natural sugar than other brands. I believe it's from the sheer quantity of pulp in each can. Someone else said it may be the region the coconuts are from. In any case, no added sugar and the best tasting coconut water/pulp I've ever had.
413787
They don't say.... It's just listed in ingredients list. It's a natural sugar. Not a synthetic.
285691
It is pure unrefined and it tastes coconutty! I love it and use it instead of butter in baked goods, in my face creams, and my hair!!
1205102
I did like the taste of the Organic Coconut Palm Sugar. It's similar to brown sugar, but more of a caramel taste where brown sugar has a maple flavor.
447124
I would imagine it is on the package. I use it because it is not refined white sugar.