ZintXylitol Sweetener

Texture is just like sugar! All other brands of xylitol I have tried are grainy and coarse. This one will disperse evenly over a food item like blueberries. In addition although I think all xylitol has the same level of sweetness as sugar, the Zint brand tastes the most like sugar. This being said, I will explain to you what I use xylitol for: Cavity prevention. I take a tablespoon of xylitol and swish it around in my mouth for five minutes after I eat or drink anything sweet or acidic and after meals. It is the least expensive way to use for dental health. It also has the advantage of rinsing your mouth well and giving you a gum massage. And all this swishing has made my teeth whiter and smoother. I have a TERRIBLE time with cavities! It is not uncommon for me to get four, even six cavities a year! I used to oil pull with coconut oil, but it's so gross. Anyway to make a long story short, I did all sorts of research on cavity prevention and have embarked upon the following regimen: Xylitol swishing. ( I always swish with it before I brush my teeth and of course don't rinse my mouth.) Two prescription fluoride treatments per day. Vitamin K2 supplement. Ceylon cinnamon supplement. Magnesium supplement and calcium supplement with D3, twice as much magnesium as calcium. D3 supplement. I space the supplements out so the vitamins and minerals don't compete with one another: Multivitamin and calcium and D3 with breakfast. Ceylon cinnamon and K2 with lunch. Always ingest a little fat with the K2 to make it work better. Magnesium before bed. I have been following this regimen for several months now. I will find out if it worked when I go to my next dental check-up. Will keep you posted. P.S: I keep it at my bedside in case I wake up with dry mouth. And I take it with me in a zip lock bag and a spoon when I go out. After I eat, I either go off to the side outside of the restaurant and do my swishing, or else I get in my car and use a, to-go" cup to spit in. Praying all this will be worth it. Will keep you posted!

Finally discovering this hidden gem, a natural sugar alternative that has health benefits! Tastes like sugar, doesn't taste like chemicals, not sickeningly ridiculously oversweet, no aftertaste. A very easy transition from regular table sugar, most people won't even notice.Tips for use:This stuff is slightly larger granules than sugar and takes slightly longer to dissolve. You can powder it in a blender or food processor to help with this if it bothers you.Sweetness level is somewhat cumulative over the first few bites/sips. If you sweeten to your preferred level, then after a few sip of your tea or whatever you'll find the sweetness is a bit higher than you like. Stop adding xylitol when the sweetness level is still somewhat below your liking, it'll come up.Going to try and put this delicately. When you first start using xylitol, you might notice some tummy rumbles and a bit more (ahem)windiness than usual. After a few days of regular use it was gone, and well worth the trouble.

Great product. Advice....Replace all of the sugar in your house and artificial sweeteners. Use Xylitol!It tastes like real sugar and has absolutely no aftertaste like artificial sweeteners!!None.It is not an artificial sweetener.It is a healthy and great tasting alternative to sugar, which causes weight gain and dental problems.This is a natural sweetener made from fibrous fruits and birch trees.I'm a dental hygienist and for the life of me, I don't understand how Xylitol is not a huge sensation in America!!! It should replace sucrose, (sugar) which causes tooth decay and other health problems. Xylitol actually helps to prevent tooth decay because it does not break down into acids like sugar does. It can actually kill bacteria that cause gum disease. It's very healthy and as dental clinicians we encourage patients to chew gum with Xylitol to help with dry mouth and prevent decay.I put it in my coffee and use it to replace sugar in everything to avoid gaining weight and tooth decay.Tastes really good.

Only sweetener I like. Tastes sweet and slightly cooling, without the nasty bitterness of zero calorie sweeteners. Note it is NOT zero calorie, effectively half the carbs of sugar. Too much can cause digestive discomfort.

Zint makes a great xylitol. Just have to be super careful to keep it away from the dogs as it will kill them. So I always mop up after I use xylitol in/for anything. Zint became my favorite xylitol a few years ago. It is the best!

You heard me right....great taste very close to sugar with no bad aftertaste. I read xylitol dissolves plaque on teeth! It's working! What's not to love? And it's organic! 5 stars!

I just received this yesterday and decided to try it in a SF peanut butter fudge recipe. While the taste is very good it did not dissolve. The package claims it dissolves like sugar but that is not the case. The granules are much thicker than regular sugar and when I bite into it the crystals are still whole and it creates a very unpleasant texture. I am hoping that sitting overnight in the fridge might help it dissolve but if not I will have to throw it out. Again, taste is very good. I am not giving up on this sweetener, just not sure if this is the brand or a typical problem with Xylitol.

Excellent - no caking pours easily tiny kernels

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I use this product in my homemade toothpaste and it works/tastes just as I'd expect. Packaging is high quality, will order again.

Not sweet enough