SIMONE MARIE BELGIAN CHOCOLATE

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“SUGAR FREE” SELECTION

Why sugar free chocolate?

The percentage of diabetics amongst the over-60s is rising year after year, and more and more young people are being confronted with this problem as well. Diabetic people do not produce the necessary insulin to break down sugar and have to look for sugar substitutes.

Our exclusive sugar free selection, flown in from Belgium, includes sugar free chocolate bars, sugar free cookies as well as an assortment of pure Belgian chocolate truffles, available per piece or in gift boxes.

What does "pure Belgian sugar free chocolate" mean?

The sugar used in the making of pure Belgian chocolate is beet root sugar. In the SUGAR FREE chocolate, the beet root sugar is replaced with MALTITOL. 

MALTITOL belongs to the polyols family; it is a solution of maltose (malt sugar): a natural product, which is used, for example, in the brewing of beer. The chemical formula of MALTITOL  is C12 H24 O11 and its sweetening value is of 90% of that of saccharine.

With MALTITOL, the texture and character of the chocolate product are almost identical to that of chocolate with sugar. The typical high-quality taste of pure Belgian chocolate is therefore preserved.