Is the bubble water in Yuan Qi forest really sugar-free?

Indeed, zero sugar, zero calories and zero fat.

Yuan Qi forest bubble water does not add sucrose, but uses erythritol as sugar substitute. The sweetness is about 65% of sucrose, which contains carbohydrates but is not absorbed by the human body. At first, I was skeptical. Since I started to control carbohydrates to lose weight, I have to give up my previous milk tea and regular drinks.

After some research, I tried Watson's soda-too bad to drink, Coca-Cola Diet Coke-for fear that it would be bad for my teeth and I couldn't sleep after drinking too much. Finally, I chose Yuan Qisenlin's white peach soda as my daily drink. I think this drink is so popular, on the one hand, because it really contains no sugar, and most importantly, compared with other soft drinks, it tastes really good, and the taste of white peaches is very sweet.

1, look at the ingredient list, it's really sugar-free! Using erythritol, erythritol is a healthy sugar substitute and an aristocratic substance that throws aspartame and acesulfame K. You know little about Baidu.

2. As a loyal user of Yuan Qi Forest, Zhejiang University Hospital made an evaluation. Let me start by saying that the hospital measurement method is not allowed. One sample was obviously unscientific, and the blood sugar rose by 0.2. This range is already very conscience. Any blood glucose meter has errors.

3. The hospital's calculation of carbohydrates is wrong. Erythritol is a carbohydrate, but the regulation stipulates that it is 0kj. It is wrong to equate it directly with ordinary sugar, which is a concept of stealing. People who cook food should know this.