ketobeejay on Nostr: I think Allulose has been around for at least six years. I discovered actual uses ...

I think Allulose has been around for at least six years. I discovered actual uses cases for it back in 2019 which is when I started using it, but I know people were using it in liquid form adding it to their coffee and tea, going back to at least a year prior.

I've found that the best way to buy it is in bulk, at either the brand's website or through sites like Netrition.com or Amazon. Another thing to note is that while there are many brands of Allulose powder, as long as the ingredients list states 100% Allulose and nothing else, you can get the right size or price that works best for you -- the brand won't matter, since it's all sourced from one company called Tate & Lyle. Brands I've liked most: Fitlane, MicroIngredients, and G-Sweetz. I personally don't trust the Allulose sold by Splenda, since they've been known to add Maltodextrin and dextrose to their products.