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Lotus Fructose Fruit Sugar
Lotus Organic FoodsFructose, and only fructose — a fine, dry sweetener for tea, coffee, baking or desserts, wherever a recipe calls for this style of sugar rather tha...
View full detailsMorlife Certified Organic Monk Fruit 100g
Morlife5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
Pure organic monk fruit juice powder, nothing blended in — no fillers, no other sweeteners. It's around eight times sweeter than sugar, so a starti...
View full detailsNirvana Organics Stevia Pure Extract Powder 100g
Nirvana Organics5.0 / 5.0
2 Reviews
One heaped scoop from the enclosed measure — about 1/35 of a teaspoon — carries roughly the sweetness of a teaspoon of sugar, since this is 100% ce...
View full detailsNirvana Organics Stevia Liquid Concentrate 30ml
Nirvana OrganicsA dropper controls the dose here — two to three drops give roughly the sweetness of a heaped teaspoon of sugar, from certified organic steviol glyc...
View full detailsPBCo Monk Fruit & Erythritol Blend Natural Sweetener 600g
PBCoErythritol at 99% carries most of the bulk, with monk fruit extract at 1% adding sweetness — monk fruit itself is over 250 times sweeter than sugar...
View full detailsNirvana Organics Stevia Liquid Concentrate 50ml
Nirvana OrganicsCertified organic steviol glycosides in distilled water, with ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and potassium sorbate as the only other ingredients — alcoh...
View full detailsNirvana Originals Xylitol 2kg
Nirvana OrganicsPure, non-GMO corncob-sourced xylitol that measures and tastes like sugar, with around 40% fewer calories and a lower GI. Unlike artificial sweeten...
View full detailsNirvana Organics Stevia Mini Tablets 300 Tabs
Nirvana OrganicsThese are the mini version of Nirvana Organics' stevia tablets — smaller, so each one drops straight into a drink or dish with no measuring needed,...
View full detailsThankfully Nourished Monk Fruit Concentrate 50ml
Thankfully NourishedA few drops sweeten a cup of tea, coffee or homemade lemonade, or stir through plain yoghurt, without reaching for sugar. This is 100% monk fruit c...
View full detailsThankfully Nourished Monk Fruit Concentrate 100ml
Thankfully Nourished100% monk fruit concentrate (Siraitia grosvenorii), naturally derived and free from additives or bulking agents — no erythritol, stevia, or artific...
View full detailsNirvana Organics Stevia & Erythritol Sweetener Stevia Slim Spoonable 225g
Nirvana OrganicsCertified organic erythritol and certified organic steviol glycosides, blended into a spoonable sweetener that measures like sugar rather than the ...
View full detailsNirvana Originals Xylitol 225g
Nirvana OrganicsPure xylitol, premium grade, sourced from non-GMO corncob rather than felled birch. It measures and tastes close enough to sugar to use as a 1:1 su...
View full detailsNirvana Organics Stevia 500 Tablets
Nirvana OrganicsCertified organic steviol glycosides, extracted from the Stevia rebaudiana plant, pressed into a tablet with mineral salts, citric acid and magnesi...
View full detailsNirvana Organics Erythritol Organic Pouch 225g
Nirvana OrganicsCertified organic erythritol, naturally derived from fruits and plants, with almost zero calories, zero glycaemic index and zero net-carbs. It's co...
View full detailsNirvana Originals Xylitol Stand-Up Pouch Ziplock 1kg
Nirvana OrganicsXylitol occurs naturally in fibrous fruits and vegetables — plums, strawberries, corncobs and mushrooms — and in some hardwood trees, including bir...
View full detailsNirvana Originals Xylitol Stand-Up Pouch Ziplock 500g
Nirvana OrganicsA glycaemic index of 7 and around 40% fewer calories than sugar put this xylitol well below table sugar on both counts, sourced from non-GMO cornco...
View full detailsNirvana Organics Stevia 'The Original' Tablets 150 Tablets
Nirvana OrganicsBreak a tablet into your tea or coffee and let it dissolve, or crush it first if you'd rather it go faster — either way, it's a measured way to swe...
View full detailsNatural sweeteners offer a cleaner, low-sugar way to enjoy sweetness without relying on refined sugar. This collection brings together high-quality, plant-based and low-calorie substitutes designed for everyday use in drinks, baking and family cooking.
From stevia and monk fruit to granulated erythritol and xylitol, each product is selected for purity, taste and consistency—without the fillers or strong aftertastes often found in conventional alternatives. Whether you're reducing sugar, following keto or simply choosing healthier options, this curated range supports a balanced, flavour-forward approach to sweetening.
Key Takeaways at a Glance
What: A curated range of plant-based drops and granulated sugar alternatives, including stevia, monk fruit, erythritol and xylitol.
Why it matters: Sweeteners differ widely in taste, texture, blood-sugar impact and digestive tolerance. Matching the right sweetener to drinks vs baking helps keep flavour and comfort consistent.
How to use this page: Start with the selection guide below, then explore the guides to compare taste profiles, baking performance and low-sugar considerations.
How to Choose a Natural Sweetener
Natural sweeteners vary in flavour intensity, digestive tolerance and how well they perform in baking. The right choice depends on whether you're sweetening drinks, replacing sugar in recipes or supporting a low-sugar lifestyle.
Match to your goals
- Everyday drinks: Stevia or monk fruit drops for clean, simple sweetness.
- Baking & cooking: Erythritol or xylitol granules for sugar-like texture.
- Keto or low-sugar: Choose zero- or low-calorie sweeteners that don't spike blood sugar.
Compare key features
- Check purity and avoid fillers that may affect taste or digestion.
- Consider sweetness strength—some options are much sweeter than sugar.
- Look at granule size and melt behaviour for reliable baking results.
Deep-Dive Guides & Helpful Reading
Explore how sweeteners differ in taste, metabolic effect and kitchen performance, so you can choose what aligns with your health goals and cooking style.
- Natural Sweeteners: Your Ultimate Guide to Healthier Sugar Alternatives – a practical breakdown of sweetener types, how they behave in recipes, and how to match them to your needs.
- Is Sugar Really a Toxin? What the Science Says About Metabolic Stress & Sweet Alternatives – a science-informed overview of sugar metabolism, gut effects and lower-impact sweetener options.
Want help choosing? Open the sweetener selection guide below.
Natural sweetener selection guide (tap to expand)
Closest to sugar for baking
Erythritol or xylitol granules mimic sugar’s texture and browning behaviour in many recipes. They are ideal for muffins, cookies, slices and low-sugar desserts.
Best for drinks
Stevia or monk fruit drops dissolve instantly and offer clean sweetness with no added calories. They are suited to coffee, tea, smoothies and yoghurt.
Keto-friendly options
Stevia, monk fruit and erythritol typically have minimal impact on blood sugar and fit well within low-carbohydrate or ketogenic diets.
Digestive comfort
Some sugar alcohols (like xylitol) may cause digestive discomfort in larger amounts. Start small and adjust according to your tolerance.
For families & everyday use
Many households use natural sweeteners as a step-down alternative to sugar. Choose clean formulas without fillers or strong aftertastes for the best experience.
Explore natural sweeteners and sugar alternatives below.