Kitchen Science - Keto Sweeteners and Caramelization

[@RRW_HomeGrown.Keto.Cookin]

I make an Allulose caramel with cream & vanilla... that goes onto my Keto Pecan Sticky Buns, or my Keto Turtle Brownies. Both receive rave reviews. I'm also considering developing a Gingerbread- Caramel soft centered holiday truffle, & a Caramel-Coconut Cake recipe, all using that same Allulose caramel sauce.

[@SeriousKeto]

That sounds like a recipe I need. 😋

[@katherinehenry1480]

Please share!

[@sofializzy4519]

OHHHH! That sounds amazing!

[@RRW_HomeGrown.Keto.Cookin]

@@SeriousKeto Oh no! I wrote a whole response, & it disappeared?! Google: 15 minute salted caramel keto & gluten free by gnom- gnom. I find it takes longer to cook, for me (using an enameled cast iron Dutch oven & glass cooktop). I add less salt & a touch of *pure* Monk Fruit powder as the caramel cools ( just a very tiny amount, to taste...1/8 tsp being my go-to). I also store some of my Allulose with a vanilla bean to add that essence, too. Hope this helps!

[@face1647]

@@SeriousKeto unfortunately, I can't use any of them because of being from corn. Can't even use xylitol made from birch tree. To my understanding it doesn't carmelize. The other xylitol is made from corn. Have you tried yucan syrup? Corn affects my joints. Can't use stevia either. It's so hard not to eat something sweet.

[@goodnewsketo178]

Winner, winner, chicken dinner!! I had a feeling Allulose would win this one!!! I LOVE when you do experiments!! Thank you so much for doing these so that we may learn different methods and the ways that products act!! ❤💙💜

[@fleshmoreblood]

still no Allulose in Europe :C

[@leal536]

A few years ago, I came across a recipe for no churn ice cream. I didn't have access to sugar free sweetened condensed milk. So I made my own using heavy cream and allulose. It took quite a while to cook it down to the thickness of sweetened condensed milk though. Then I made ice cream by refrigerating the allulose sweetened condensed milk; whipped a pint of heavy cream to stiff peaks, added the allulose sweetened condensed milk and some vanilla and continued to beat it until all was incorporated. Then I froze it and oh my!! It was the best no churn no sugar ice cream!!! And the best part was that the allulose did not crystallize in the freezing process. I don't make this often because it does take time to make the allulose sweetened condensed milk but when I do I really enjoy it!

[@susanslentz6839]

OMGOOOEYGOODNESS

[@janetrebman3470]

I watched your video this afternoon and knew I had to get to work with the Allulose version. I had all ingredients on hand, so why not? I followed your recipe exactly but at the end, once the temp was up to 130, I added some chopped pecans, stirred them in and poured it all out on a silpat. A couple hours later I checked it and it wasn't toffee at all., It was caramel with pecans! I consider this a very happy accident! I rolled it up into a roll and sliced it into bite size pieces. My oh my!!! It is exactly what my deprived sweet tooth has been needing. I'll have to discipline myself and not allow myself to make this very often because they are going to be very hard to stay out of.

[@CreateSparklesStudio]

The plant-based label on the allulose makes me laugh, cane sugar is plant -based too. I'm interested in making some butterscotch sauce :)

[@bethmahoney2233]

Mmmm…you’ve got me thinking peanut brittle, caramel swirl ice cream, caramel chews, cow tails, ketofied Werthers hard candies, and yes, Heath bars

[@SeriousKeto]

most of those passed through my brain as well. I think that allulose is the answer to all of those.

[@sandra.phillips]

I agree Beth Mahoney, it does open a lot of doors. But Steve, my favorite candy bar is Snickers. They don't taste as good as they used to before keto... but I bet your version would taste great. Hint, hint...

[@jn2725]

There is/was a “sugar free” version of a candy called Nips, kind of a creamier version of Werthers. I’ve been on an informal quest to concoct a keto version of that. Maybe this is the foundation.

[@bob.bobman]

Do you have to keep the equal parts butter \allulose for this to work?

[@lydialady5275]

Personal sized toffee! I love it. Perhaps now we need a Turtle recipe? It's not far from Thanksgiving, and I used to turn the original sugar stuff into Turkey shapes, with the carmel and chocolate, then I would use pecans for the feathers. Also, just plain good brittle would be simple, but it eludes me with sugar alternatives. I miss my maple walnut brittle.

[@bulldog4791]

Great experiment. I so much appreciate these tests as it saves me so much time in figuring out what sweetener to use for different applications. Thanks Steve!

[@SeriousKeto]

I'd love nothing more than to help people trim down their keto pantry, with the knowledge of what ingredients work best for their needs.

[@blackmanlistening7909]

Heath and almond joy are my favorites, oh and toffee fay(cause it to good for kids!).

[@arbonneladyTN]

@@SeriousKeto I have had an awful time with Truvia and Serwve bricking up on me! I put in air tight containers even. We aren’t humid here… can’t figure it out!

[@Ethanboy231]

Love the Heath bar - please try to make that. Love English toffee and caramel. Thanks for trying this out so we don't have to.

[@mikenyr4life491]

I use Allulose to make Dulce De Leche when I make Keto Flan, I have tried Erythritol, and Stevia blends as well and nothing compares to getting the deep rich Caramel/Dulce De Leche that allulose produces.

[@rchukran]

Very good. My first attempts with caramel sauce for flan was done with Swerve, and I got results similar to Steves. I cooked it according to the color rather than temperature. Very grainy sauce. I will try the allulose based sauce next time I make flan. Any guides on temperature to cook to? I can start with what Steve does with 300F and see where that goes.

[@irishpixierose]

Do you have a particular recipe for your keto flan?

[@mikenyr4life491]

@@irishpixierose I’ve made low carb love and Joe duff’s keto flan and both came out very good

[@dyrinn45]

Oh man... My wife is going to love the results of the upcoming experiments. Great work Steve!

[@ricliddle3382]

Great job Steve. I’m lookin’ forward to Heath bars!

[@PinkLady54]

Heath bar YES! My all time fav also! Though the Fast Break was running close 2nd when it came out 20 yrs ago or so. But that would use the soft caramel. Looking forward to this series a LOT!! Haven't told You in too long - YOU ROCK!!!

[@kitchenclasses]

Thanks Steve-great info. Appreciate you doing the heavy lifting and I/we get to skip ahead to results and a recipe!

[@tammiehammett5054]

I heard today that allulose is great for anything you want to stay soft like ice cream or cookies or caramels bread or sauces and it will also brown. Apparently it's not so good if you want something like a crunchy cookie. Great video, I'm going to buy some allulose right now.

[@greeneyes2256]

We use Allulose for canning anything sweet. It doesn’t crystallize, melts easily, and the price is right, especially from our local health foods store. Nice to have bread and butter pickles again.

[@SeriousKeto]

Speaking of which, I need to do some canning today (pickles and peppers).

[@rikwen96]

I am going to love this series! The science nerd in me is going, oh yeah, chemistry lab, can we blow something up? The baker in me is going, take notes girl, we need to know this stuff when we are cooking. I collect a lot of recipes and tend to put notes all over them when I try them out. The different brands of sweeteners you were testing will give me more to go on to replicate some of my non-keto favorites.

[@tasst2674]

Very helpful again. Thanks so much. It is Easter Sunday and I am missing carmel eggs. Now I have a substitute.

[@tasst2674]

Update: Hi Steve, made these on Easter and they were great! I cooked them a bit higher to around 320 degrees so they were hard like toffee. Next time I will add nuts as well. One question though. I noticed the butter separated from the candy when it cooled. I think I may have made the mixture too hot and bubbly and will let it cool a bit next time, and there definitely will be a next time😉, before pouring into the molds. If you have any other suggestions to prevent the butter separation, please let me know and thanks!

[@tammieconnerystephens2379]

Heath bar…. YES YES YES!!!! Please make something with that awesome taste : ) I’m sad the Bocha didn’t work out, it’s my favorite go to keto sugar. However with the cost of it maybe it’s better that it didn’t. LOL. Great job on your testing. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[@janiceduerr620]

Fun experiment. I have found I really don't think about sweet treats much any more especially compared to the beginning of my Keto journey. The first one might be good over ice cream - which is my favorite once in a while treat.

[@laprofessora64]

Heath bar, YES, PLEASE! That and Trader Joe's English toffee are probably my favorite candies (also Almond Roca, which is very close to TJ's). I'd love to see how that goes. I have a bit of Allulose in the pantry already, so rarin' to go.

[@Grany4]

I know that Boca Sweet & allulose is the perfect blend for making keto ice cream! It makes great easy scoop ice cream. Been making it with this combination for a long time, friends & family loves it!!!

[@chihuang422]

Yeah, I agree. I tried allulose and monkfruit/erythritol combo in making the ice cream. It came out hard and icy. Allulose alone is way too soft. I haven't tried BochaSweet alone nor different ratios of BochaSweet and allulose. I just did 1 to 1 ratio. Unfortunately, in this ratio, the amount of allulose gives me stomach cramping and bloating if I eat too much ice cream.

[@forced4motorsports]

What is the ratio?

[@Grany4]

@@forced4motorsports for my recipe I use 1/2 cup of boca sweet and 1/4 cup of allulose. I’m guessing it would depend on the recipe you used & how sweet you like your ice cream.

[@JoaBea4]

Would love to see the entire recipe. Is that possible?

[@Grany4]

@@JoaBea4 Strawberry ice cream: In a Blender put: 1 1/2 cups of whipping cream 1 1/2 cups of almond milk 1 cup of chopped strawberries that’s frozen 1 1/2 tsp of strawberry extract 1/2 to 3/4 cups of boca sweet 1/4 to 1/2 cup of Allulose (Adjust the sweeteners according to how sweet you want the ice cream) Blend all until the ice cream base is smooth taste to adjust anything. Then pour into your ice cream maker. Then follow your ice cream maker instructions. I’ve made other flavors with the base. I don’t have the carb count on this so can’t give that.

[@leal536]

I make allulose sweetened condensed milk for things like coffee creamer - heavy cream, allulose sweetened condensed milk and flavoring. I also make no churn ice cream using allulose sweetened condensed milk and flavoring. Allulose, while not as sweet as cane sugar or some of the other non-sugar sweeteners, I think has the best taste and best outcome!

[@siantelove]

This is awesome, thank you!!! gonna make a caramel cheescake today 😊

[@vickiharris9403]

I made a double batch to try making these into caramels, and it was a fantastic success! I used a silicone mini ice cube tray, and made them about the same size as those individually wrapped caramels I thought I would never have again. These taste as good as the sugary caramels! Thank you for the recipe. I look forward to seeing other recipes you have in the works.

[@Telahassee]

Do you mind sharing how you made your caramels, please? Ingredients, temperature, etc…? Thanks!

[@jacquelineb8778]

I'm excited for your future experiments with allulose especially with holidays coming!

[@deeseiffer]

Allulose is my favorite sweetener. I look forward to your experiments. It makes sense that allulose browns well. An egg white bread recipe I use includes allulose to brown the loaf.

[@DaveInPA2010]

“…you know that there are a ton of *non-sugar sweeteners* out there…“ Except that’s the joy of Allulose. It’s a real sugar. No burnt plastic monkey flavor, no supercooling, no intestinal distress, no weird whatever’s. I had this one guessed before you started the ‘sperament! Sugar for the Win! Looking forward to the next experiments!

[@yvonnepetross7489]

Except, some people DO have intestinal distress from allulose.

[@idoc-2]

@@yvonnepetross7489 Yes, I'm one! I tried allulose three times before I finally threw the bag away, because each time I got "gastrointestinal distress." BochaSweet works well for me.

[@maidenminnesota1]

@@idoc-2 Bocha gives me the trots just as much as allulose, HOWEVER, you have to use it daily for quite some time to get your system used to it (I would imagine it's changing the gut flora), then those side effects begin to subside.

[@HickoryDickory86]

@@yvonnepetross7489 Chances are I would be one of those people. Every single sugar alcohol takes me to task. The only sweeteners I can handle just fine are real sugar, stevia (which just tastes awful), and artificial, toxic garbage. Because allulose is digested in similar ways to sugar alcohols, I'm sure I would be an unlucky one to have horrible results. I'm still gonna give it a try, but I also am not holding out much hope. My gut hates me. 😭

[@geekyboytop]

Great video Steve I’d suggest creme brulee for the recipe. It would be nice to find out if Alluloce will create that hard top.

[@judyh3017]

Good suggestion about crème brûlée! Just what I was going to say.

[@ClaudetteMiss]

Superb! Just the type of video we keto/carnivores need more of. Thanks so much for your dedication to detail and breaking things down so clearly for all of us

[@gothgirlatheart3545]

Steve what are you doing?!? Your in your way to 200k super quick!!!!!!! I’m so happy for you!

[@francetrudelle]

So cool to see these kinds of tests !! Lets face it. Most of these products cost a pretty penny. So having you figure them out for us is great !! Keep up the great work ! 😊

[@katieirish5765]

Love this experiment! I like to make caramel with allulose and pour it over pork rinds. Makes a nice TV watching snack. It has to be eaten in one sitting, though. It does get sticky the next day.

[@1950Archangel]

Costco sells a box of 100 surgical gloves. (I'm like a cat: I HATE getting my paws sticky!) The box seems expensive (or did to one lady I spoke with on line) but it's only 22 cents pair! Depending on what I use them for, I sometimes wash them, like washing my hands, take them off and turn them right side out again, and hang 'em to dry... Cheap and easy!

[@raysheely9572]

BUTTERSCOTCH PIE. *cough*. The sweetener we used last tasted great, but the it re-crystalized when cooled making the texture of the filling gritty instead of smooth. It's my favorite pie. It would be nice to have some.

[@canileaveitblank1476]

Look up Keto Upgrade. She’s a trained pastry chef who has mastered many sweets. She’s got a recipe for sweet condensed milk and caramel. I’m sure from there butterscotch pie isn’t too far! ❤️

[@mohkatu]

Use Allulose for the filling, it's much smoother than Erythrotol when it cools down.

[@raysheely9572]

@@canileaveitblank1476 Thank you, I will take a look.

[@martijobarrett4527]

Bocha and butter. Smooth!

[@gingercabaniss2465]

Loved this video! Science+food+keto = This gal's attention! Thanks so much and can't wait for the next one!

[@kctexan1817]

Absolutely want to see anything and everything you can discover about individual properties of various sweeteners and how they affect baked/cooked goods! Same thing for "flours," liquids, etc. I'm really interested in the science behind ingredients. Your experients on binders have been great!

[@jleetxgirl]

This test was interesting. All the sweeteners are a maze I have been going through and the lights are off. This comparison helps a LOT! Thank you, Steve!

[@joane8651]

Me too, and l almost quit baking anything since there were too many decisions.

[@jleetxgirl]

@@joane8651 yes, and every youtube keto person has a different favorite they’re selling. 🤨. At least Steve gave some real info on taste and digestive effects.

[@shyne41]

This is the type of content that sets your channel apart from rest. Love it, thanks!

[@ldakota66]

Excited about this series with testing various ingredients! Thanks Steve!

[@MrRhino12667]

Macadamia nut toffee/ brittle ... like peanut brittle but with macadamia nuts or pecans????

[@LHWNetwork]

I would like a soft caramel, like to dip apples in, pour over (healthy psmf ice cream) or insert in brownies.

[@janicecarey3592]

I am so looking forward to the recipes you develop! I love caramel and toffee. I do not really care for chocolate, but mixed with toffee, it is heaven!

[@janetgeorge3209]

Let's try that again...Heathbar or Heathbits will catch my eye. Would LOVE recipes with that

[@sofializzy4519]

OMG! English toffee! Thank you for doing this - I've been curious about caramelization. It's like you read my mind!

[@leslielutz1874]

Perfect timing in that fall is coming. Very very helpful to this one here.

[@cathywoofter6983]

I tried your test using Monkfruit/Allulose blend. It was more of a carmel than a toffee but it was delicious! Going to make it again decreasing the amount of butter. Going to make Chocolate covered Carmel I think! Thanks Steve!

[@SeriousKeto]

Wonderful!

[@kayeszymanski6945]

Yes thank you Cathy Woofter ! Which brand did you use?

[@cathywoofter6983]

@@kayeszymanski6945 Wholesome Yum's sugar replacement - Natures Besti crystallized sugar

[@BlackTieKitchen]

Thanks for doing a video that Ive meant to tackle for a long time! I can definitely help on the ice cream part and the different sweeteners - I can basically write a dissertation on it now. Also - allulose sucks for macarons lol

[@leleobx7]

HEATH BAR! HEATH BAR! HEATH BAR! please & thank you!

[@bluedove7876]

Heath bars were my fav too so I'm really looking forward to the upcoming recipe! ^_^ Makes sense it works best since Allulose is, actually, a sugar. It's a naturally occurring monnosaccharide like fructose. But we can't metabolize it. Fun stuff!

[@MissOvel1]

I really didn’t know too much about the different sweeteners except Botha Sweet is expensive, Erythritol has cooling effect and doesn’t always dissolve and Allulose is 1/2 as sweet as sugar. This was a great video for me. Thanks! If you get that really chewy texture (but not like that bar that broke your tooth, but close) how about a tootsie roll-type candy?

[@uglyelmo5205]

Heath bar is the BEST bar! My favorite too! Can't wait to see your experiments!

[@SA-ju1zu]

Well, I had a question, I typed it in and you were there! Thank you, love your channel. Thank you for your thoughtfulness and time you put into this. It shows!😅

[@KayDejaVu]

Excellent comparison. Although Allulose does have carbs, I will still use that over stevia and erythritol.

[@marywiggins7411]

Yay! The content we have come to know and love!!!

[@dimo4756]

I love your kitchen experiments! I wonder if you could use allulose to make something that would work in a pecan pie recipe. That sticky, flavorful filling is hard to duplicate without corn syrup.

[@larsthornwald]

I bought allulose on your recommendation for the KFC cole slaw recipe; which turned out delicious! So I was elated to see allulose won this review and when you mentioned HEATH bars my ears perked up! A Keto version of a HEATH bar would be fantastic! I look forward to these videos every Friday! Great job! Great video!

[@willowtreecoachingandconsu7192]

Looking forward to this series. Hoping to learn how best to use Bochasweet. I’ve tried ice cream with it, works great in my experience. Tried pralines, as you demonstrated, it does not caramelize well. Pralines were a fail. Thank you for science kitchen!!!

[@victoriajohnson3034]

Peanut brittle and dark chocolate peppermint bark and Carmel apple dip! Holidays are almost here and these 3 are my downfalls every single year!!!!

[@carolsartain4472]

Thank you for all your taste testing! Would love to see you make Jam with the Allulose.

[@SeriousKeto]

You and me both.

[@sunflowerrosem.8651]

Over 1,000 views in three hours! 👏👏👏 I think this is going to be a very popular video, Steve! 😊 👌

[@The_Keto_Klingon]

Appreciate the information Steve

[@cindywhitehead8584]

Thanks for the video. I definitely would love to see another with chewy caramel.

[@giselesmith7795]

A Heath bar is my favorite too! I will be following your experiments with much interest....

[@gracefaith444]

❤I'm having a serious keto video fest today. I gotta tell you, I absolutely am loving all this testing you do 👍 I am fairly new to keto and I really don't have the money to buy all the "keto" necessities that I would like but your videos are helping me to determine where to start 👍 Thank you so much for this one Steve 😋 I absolutely love Carmel and growing up, the Heath bar was my favorite. Grace and Peace my friend.

[@ginacurry4878]

Ooooo, I love heath bars 😋 this will be an interesting next few videos! Thanks for testing this especially with the holidays around the corner!

[@JAdams-jx5ek]

Actual testing - for the win. Thanks for doing this.

[@lindalentz5093]

So great to see you in the kitchen doing experiments for us again ! Thank you! 🙂

[@Menditha]

Thank you so much for helping me learn about the traits of the different sweeteners!

[@2010bblessedbeyond]

Omgoodness Heath is my absolute favorite. I have tried making it and fell. I’ve never tried allulose because I wasn’t quite sure if I would have that same cooling taste or bitterness as some other sweeteners I’ve tried. I just stick to swerve and bocha sweet since they taste just like regular sugar to me. But you have me wanting to give it a try. I’m looking forward to you trying those recipes.

[@cw1626]

Thank you Steve. I like Allulose so glad to see it's a win. Looking forward to your next experiments!

[@SeriousKeto]

Me too 🙂

[@rancancookcanoy9768]

Steve, good morning. Enjoyed this video. I appreciate you doing these. I look forward to your English toffee like video. Have a great rest of your Friday and have a wonderful weekend.

[@Paisteboy]

Great video Steve. It's good to see how all of the sweeteners react in this application. I make caramel with Allulose and it is great.

[@paulaoyedele2081]

I came here after I saw a cookie recipe on Bon Appetit that uses Skor bar bits in the chocolate chip recipe. Thanks Steve, you took the hard guess work out for making toffee.

[@storeyharmon1244]

Great idea for a series. Bring on the keto Heath bars! My fave too.

[@Radiofnub]

The original keto caramel sauce recipe I found a while back was made with allulose. Not much of a surprise that allulose won that experiment. It seems to dissolve much better. Great video. Thanks.

[@tsimkins1960]

I knew allulose would win this. I use it to make a caramel sauce. I add heavy cream to it. So good!!! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!

[@mohkatu]

Allulose is my go to sweetener for many of my recipes, I make bread,cakes, jams and ice cream using allulose. BUT it's not great in cookies it makes them soft and chewy. You can't get crispy snappy cookies with allulose. Erythrotol on the other hand is better for cookie texture, though i hate the aftertaste . I've never tried Bochasweet before. I'm curious for how it bakes in cookies.

[@RV-there-Yet]

Bochasweet is amazing for cookies! Have used it for shortbread, gingersnaps, & lemon crisp cookies~ I predict you will be pleased =) I balked at the price initially- still irritates me- but I buy it anyhow, for specific uses.

[@mohkatu]

@@RV-there-Yet thank you for the reply...I'll definitely give it a try 😊

[@KariIzumi1]

Yeah, I just tried keto ice cream with the Swerve and while it tastes alright, the graininess cuts through like a knife. Gonna try Allulose next time to see if that turns out better

[@janiceminer]

@@RV-there-Yet does xylitol helps with a Christmas of cookies

[@bustopninja4520]

You're funny! We have the same exact silicone pads; Silpat, Mui and the cookie rounds. Great vid...sorry your fav, Bocha, didn't do it for ya!

[@blackmanlistening7909]

Heath and almond joy are my favorites, oh and toffee fay(cause it to good for kids!).

[@miccyt6572]

Yeah Health Bars my favorite! Can’t wait to see your creation. Keep the good stuff coming!🤪👍🏼

[@frannicat]

I like Twix bars & Twix Icecream bars. I got Pecans dipped in Toffee in Atlantic City that were warm & YUM! Thx for another great vid.

[@MomenKhaiti]

Great video Steve. As much as I used to be a huge super fan of sugar and sweet tasting foods back in the days, now that I'm on keto, I find myself not wanting or liking sweet taste anymore. I rarely do keto treats and sweets and when I do, I find them way too sweet. Something that my wife is still can't understand lol. Looking forward for your next videos, I somehow find your videos with experimentations entertaining and informative for me. Keep it up!

[@marieh.blankenship372]

I would love a keto heath bar. Yes, please do create a recipe for it. It was one of my pre keto faves. A soft caramel like Carmelo or milkyway would be great too. Thanks for the experiment results. I'll try it with allulose too. Maybe drizzle it over psmf cinnamon buns or angel food cake. Talking about psmf, you should test out the different versions to see which is best. Thanks for sharing.

[@jslezak57]

Thanks for doing this test! I'll be interested in the further testing. Iake sugar free ice cream (traditional recipe starting with a creme anglaise). So far, every sweetener I tried re-crystalized after freezing and the ice cream got rock hard with the exception of Allulose. The last batch of French vanilla stayed creamy in the freezer even after weeks of storage. I think that these sugar substitutes are really fussy with temperatures. Finally, I've found that in various recipes there's a huge difference in sweetener's behavior between when it's in crystal form or powdered.

[@sdb8321]

For the Swerve the crystalline texture sounds like it would work in Pecan Pralines. Just a thought that popped in my head when you described the texture.

[@Dana-45]

This is VERY interesting to me... I made a keto creme brulee about 5 years ago, but all I had was erythritol to make the caramel topping, and to my amazement it caramelized, and it wasn't super terrible, but it was very crystalline and very brittle. I will now have to try allulose for my first time ever, and see how this turns out. Thank you for your hard work and creativity!

[@61leggo]

Hot dog Steve!! Thanks for this video. Heath bars are great!! I don't have any doubt you will make a GREAT treat! I regularly make your chocolate nut clusters! They are to die for!! Looking forward to your newest creation!!

[@cweaver6792]

Another thing to use my Splenda Allulose for! Thanks Steve!

[@lizkeith1356]

good to know there's an allulose by splenda... thanks for the video.

[@lyudmilagutnik5326]

This is very interesting. I guess different sweetener is for different application. I’ve tried almond biscotti by ketoconnect with all those sweeteners and the result was the opposite. Bocha sweet was the winner because it gave me the most crumbly cookie. Allusose on the other hand always burned and cookies were kind of wet. Thanks for doing those experiments. I wouldn’t know otherwise if caramel is good with allulose!

[@wunderwriter1]

Yeah! I just bought out every bag Raley’s had since they were closing out the Allulose. Can’t wait to try whatever recipe you post.

[@QuiltTheDayAway]

Always a pleasure to learn something new! THanks!

[@NonnaBanona]

You can make COTTON CANDY with Allulose! I haven’t done it myself, but it behaves just like cane sugar. I’d love to see that done. I have yet to buy a CC machine but I want to get one, one of these days.

[@tamiam484]

Thank you Steve! I greatly appreciate this. I have all these sweeteners and didn’t realize that each is better in different situations.

[@srice6231]

I think pecans in that would be really good...and then maybe chocolate covered! I can't wait to see what you make. This sounds like something that could be used around Christmas!

[@rickhodgkins6937]

I have two things in mind you can try next time. Even though I can’t do the keto diet, because of a neurological disorder I have, I have type two diabetes despite also being at risk for hypoglycemia. So that what I have in mind is, can we try making Nally butterscotch, for topping on ice cream or to harden like chocolate, but also Caramel for the top of apple pie or, caramel apples or, caramel popcorn.

[@stephaniereed8869]

Thank you. I've been trying to understand the newer sweeteners and seeing some compared is very helpful

[@txgrandma3]

I love allulose. It acts more like sugar & doesn't crystallize when heated & cooled. I always use for candy & sauces. I like to add 1 teaspoon of super concentrated Now Better Stevia to 8 oz. allulose & it has the same sweetness as sugar. Thanks for sharing!

[@SeriousKeto]

Have you tried making jams or jellies with it?

[@txgrandma3]

@@SeriousKeto Yes, I have & found that it works like sugar without crystallizing like erythritol does when it cools. Anything you cook & cool. It's a game changer, IMO.

[@SeriousKeto]

@@txgrandma3 I am so making some hot pepper jelly this weekend. Thanks!

[@txgrandma3]

@@SeriousKeto Perfect. Let us know how that works out because I'd love to have that recipe!

[@JoaBea4]

What other kind of candy do you make?

[@milliesecond102]

Thanks, Steve! I actually use allylose to make candied citrus peel to dip in ChocZero melt3d chocolate chips and for keto panettone 😀

[@esthermcgough3995]

Heath bar was one if my favorites too.

[@suyapajimenez516]

Thank you Steve for this video. It was necessary.