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I've recently bought the Natural Sweet Freedom Syrup which I think is absolutely fantastic. I like the fact that it's low GL & suitable for Diabetics as I have type 1 Diabetes. At the moment there's a big trend for having syrups in your coffee but the majority I've seen are all full of sugar so they're no good for me. I'll definitely be buying your other products.' I am very pleased with the product and am spreading the word, I am diabetic and have used it in my cooking and no one noticed till I told them.'
No, Sweet Freedom is not classed as a raw product as it is heated during the extraction process. What can I use it for? Hello Sweet Freedom Team, Today may just be the first day of the rest of my life because I have just discovered you! As a Type 2 diabetic with a dangerous weakness for all things chocolate, I had resigned myself to a life of misery. I can ignore sweets, biscuits and cakes but chocolate has been a real struggle....until now. I am a volunteer driver and much of my work involves taking people shopping. I was idly browsing the shelves in one of my local (Harrogate) supermarkets and there it was, a jar of Choc Shot Hot Choc, beaming down at me. Nothing has ever jumped into my trolley with such speed so now I'm looking forward to experimenting with all your gorgeous-looking products. I may well become your Ambassador in Harrogate!' The fruit used to make Sweet Freedom is as good as organic but without the organic status. But it is something the manufacturers are looking in to, although it has to come from their fruit producers. Is it raw? Yes! Not only does Sweet Freedom have 25% less calories than sugar, it is also approved by The Vegan Society too! Do the products contain palm oil?Hey! I'm a serial low carber with an optional aversion to sugar and sugary foods dye to a strong line of type 2 diabetes in the family. I'm ALWAYS looking for sugar substitutes and recipe alternatives, and your Sweet Freedom products are amazing! My favourite so far is Sweet Freedom Dark over homemade, sugar and flour free coconut pancakes, with clotted cream. Less than 10g of carbs per serving - a taste sensation and a diabetic's dream! Can't wait to try the Choc Shot. Keep up the good work ladies!!!' It has a more neutral taste than honey with no bitter after taste making it more versatile. It also has fewer calories and a lower GL making it a better choice for diabetics. Children also prefer the taste to honey in taste tests (very young children can also be allergic to honey). How does it compare to ‘fruit sugar’, agave syrup and xylitol? Omg I'm in love with your Sweet Freedom Choc Shots, they make a tasty quark mousse, and I use them all the time they have been a saviour to me on my healthy living journey. I have told all my friends about it and now they are hooked like me. My daughter who is diabetic is also in love with them. Thank you for having such an amazing tasty chocolate fix.' x Not only does Sweet Freedom RASPBERRY SYRUP care about your well-being, but it also cares for the planet. You won’t have noticed, but all our handy top-down squeezy bottles are now made with 30% recycled plastic and are, as they always have been, recyclable.
Hi Guys, love ALL your products. Just ideal for me as I’m diabetic. I put it on nearly everything, especially when I feel the need for something sweet. Brilliant ingredients. Thanks to you ALL. Please keep up the very good work. Lots of sweet good wishes & hugs xx from one AVID FAN.’ Yes, Fruit Syrup is made from 100% fruit with nothing added and is produced using no chemicals or enzymes. Say goodbye to refined sugars and hello to a naturally sweetened alternative that also serves as a source of fibre. With only 13 kcal per teaspoon, it's a must have in every kitchen cupboard… soon to be one of your favourite treats 😇 It’s simply a game-changer when added to coffee(hot or cold), to quote one VERY satisfied customer " OMG, this in iced coffee is NEXT LEVEL!!!"
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No! Sweet Freedom do not use palm oil in any of their products. Are Sweet Freedom products a good choice for diabetics?
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