@MidwestEDM From what I have read, Erythritol is difficult to make into a syrup, and even if you succeed, it has a gritty quality to it because as soon as it starts cooling it starts to crystallize. From what I have seen on pages discussing Erythritol, no matter how you try to liquify it, it gets gritty fast. Hershey's has produced an Erythritol-based chocolate syrup, but I'm sure it was a much more complicated process than just boiling Erythritol with water.
Can you tell me if once the liquid sugar has been made what is the ratio, what l mean is l tablespoon of liquid sugar equivilant to one tablespoon of granulated sugar
@sjl1504 It's close, in my opinion, but you need a little more of the syrup than you do by dry weight. That's just my opinion based on sweetening iced tea with it. I'm sorry--that's not very exact. But I use "a little more than a tablespoon" to equal a tablespoon of dry sugar.
And than, drink all of it.
kilplayer 1 month ago
Can anyone tell me if this method will work with Erythritol (sugar alcohol crystals) instead of sugar?
MidwestEDM 1 month ago
@MidwestEDM From what I have read, Erythritol is difficult to make into a syrup, and even if you succeed, it has a gritty quality to it because as soon as it starts cooling it starts to crystallize. From what I have seen on pages discussing Erythritol, no matter how you try to liquify it, it gets gritty fast. Hershey's has produced an Erythritol-based chocolate syrup, but I'm sure it was a much more complicated process than just boiling Erythritol with water.
Muffin2it 1 month ago
Used this tonight for sorbet thanks
britsluver 2 months ago
Can you tell me if once the liquid sugar has been made what is the ratio, what l mean is l tablespoon of liquid sugar equivilant to one tablespoon of granulated sugar
sjl1504 3 months ago
@sjl1504 It's close, in my opinion, but you need a little more of the syrup than you do by dry weight. That's just my opinion based on sweetening iced tea with it. I'm sorry--that's not very exact. But I use "a little more than a tablespoon" to equal a tablespoon of dry sugar.
Muffin2it 1 month ago
nice thanks for the help!
jackthejoe333 3 months ago
thank you very helpful.
yesmynameisLOGAN 4 months ago
thanks! very useful for my cappuccino
Mstitamou 5 months ago
excellent video, this was exactly what i was looking for! Thanks :)
nikias32 6 months ago 2