Local Raw Honey is a delicious, natural syrup. This honey is sourced locally from the fertile Byron area. Currently, $3 from every sale will go ...
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Organic Coconut Sugar Tastes like cane sugar with a hint of flowers and caramel. Coconut palm sugar has nothing to do with Palm oil or the palm ...
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Organic Rapadura Sugar is the dried natural juice of the sugar cane. Rapadura sugar is not separated from its molasses content and thus retains...
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Organic Raw Sugar is made from certified organic Australian grown sugar cane. This sugar is raw which means it has been less processed than whi...
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Organic Rice Malt Syrup is a thick, sugary syrup derived from Certified organic brown rice. This syrup has a natural sweet flavour and is rich g...
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Certified Organic Yacon Syrup from Oxapampa, Peru. A richly treacle-like sweetener, Yacon also acts as a pre-biotic and thereby helps the intest...
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The Carob Kitchen’s Carob Syrup is a deliciously rich natural sweetener. Carob syrup can be used in many sweet and savoury delights including ma...
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Organic Times Icing Sugar is a creamy and mellow powdered sugar naturally produced from certified organic golden cane sugar. Ideal for baking, d...
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Nirvana Organic’s Organic Xylitol is a natural alternative to sugar and artificial sweeteners. This Xylitol is high quality, premium grade and c...
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Organic Raw Honey
Organic Raw Honey.? Barnes stringent processes with Organic Certification guarantee you origin, authenticity and pure Australian Organic Raw Hon...
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Organic Jaggery
Organic Jaggery is a dark brown sugar made in India by evaporation of the sap of palm trees. It contains the crystals along with the molasses he...
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Organic Stevia Leaf Powder is a natural sweetener made from Certified Organic Stevia from India. Stevia has been used as a natural sweetener for...
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Carwari’s Agave Nectar is a natural sweetener made from the Mexican native plant "Blue Agave Tequilana Weber". It is a great substitute sweetene...
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Q&A's about sweeteners, syrups and raw honey
What is raw honey?
Raw honey is the honey extracted straight from the hive. ‘Raw’ means it hasn’t gone through any heat treatment or pasteurisation before it gets bottled.
It’s believed that pasteurisation can filter out many of the health benefits of raw honey. Raw honey can contain more antioxidants and has a wide range of vitamins and minerals. Regular honey can also contain added sweeteners such as sugar.
Q&A's about sweeteners, syrups and raw honey
What is raw honey?
Raw honey is the honey extracted straight from the hive. ‘Raw’ means it hasn’t gone through any heat treatment or pasteurisation before it gets bottled.
It’s believed that pasteurisation can filter out many of the health benefits of raw honey. Raw honey can contain more antioxidants and has a wide range of vitamins and minerals. Regular honey can also contain added sweeteners such as sugar.
Raw honey often tastes and looks different each year depending on what flowers bloomed that season.
What is raw manuka honey?
Manuka honey is produced from Leptospermum plants which grow in both Australia and New Zealand. Manuka honey is darker than other honeys and has an earthy, rich flavour.It’s believed that manuka honey has healing and antibacterial qualities. When you’re choosing a manuka honey, make sure it’s been lab tested so you know the strength and potency of its natural antibacterial qualities.
Is organic coconut sugar healthy?
Coconut sugar comes from the coconut palm tree and can also be called coconut palm sugar. Many people choose coconut sugar because they believe it’s a healthier alternative to regular sugar. It is a slightly more natural option and has a slightly lower glycaemic index. However, it is still high in fructose and like any sugar, you should eat it in moderation.
What are some alternative sweeteners to use in baking?
If you want to be as natural as possible when you bake, there are alternatives to sugar. Maple syrup is one option – it contains more antioxidants than honey and has a lower glycaemic index than sugar. It is excellent in these apple & cinnamon pikelets with clove & maple-glazed rhubarb.Another alternative is organic rapadura sugar or panela sugar. This unrefined and unbleached sugar is known for its caramel flavour and has slightly more vitamins and minerals than regular white sugar. You can try it out in these divinely gooey cacao carob brownies.
For those of us with a sweet tooth, it’s important to note that no particular sweetener is ‘good’ for us. Sure, these natural alternatives are better than processed white sugar, but we should still eat them in moderation.