Hermesetas offers a range of products suited for your daily needs, so that you can keep enjoying sweetness, but without the unwanted calories. While one product is ideal for sweetening your tea or coffee, another can be sprinkled on cereals and desserts, and a third is perfect for cooking and baking. Wherever you go and whatever you do: you can always have your favourite great tasting sweetener at hand.
Hermesetas is a premium sweetener produced by Hermes Sweeteners Ltd. Founded in 1904, the Swiss-based company is a pioneer in the production of artificial sweeteners, offering a range of products our customers have trusted for generations. As a low- or no-calorie alternative to sugar, Hermesetas products help consumers improve their diet without having to give up sweet foods and beverages. As they do not have an impact on blood sugar levels, Hermesetas sweeteners can also help people with diabetes manage their condition. And since all Hermesetas products are sugar-free, they benefit dental health, helping avoid tooth decay and paradontitis.
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Coffee or tea? Which is healthier? Which tastes better? We could argue and discuss this for weeks and still not come to a final conclusion. After water, coffee and tea are among the most popular drinks worldwide. So literally everyone has an opinion about them.
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It’s time o know more about Diabetes.
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Roses are red, violets are blue – Hermesetas is sweet, but so are you! Spring is finally here! A beautiful season, perfect for enjoying the fresh, healthy produce. We prepared a variety of fresh and healthy recipes to help you boost your energy and get back in shape.
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All low calorie sweeteners sold today on the market have passed a rigorous safety assessment by the European Food Safety Authority and the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), which also set the acceptable daily intake levels (ADI).
Dr. Emma Derbyshire from the UK explains: “The ADI is the maximum amount considered safe to consume every day over the course of your lifetime, and this figure also includes a very generous additional safety margin. However, as the ADI is typically much higher than anyone would consume, unlike sugar, there is not such an urgent need to track how much sweetener you consume.”
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Low calorie sweeteners have a long history of safe use, which dates back to the discovery of the first sweetener, saccharin, almost 145 years ago. Over the last century, many low calorie sweeteners have been developed for use in a variety of foods and beverages worldwide.
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Because we all need heroes in our lives, even more so during these recent tough times!!! Dads are the best: they can repair anything, they can play video games all day long, and can do much more, but unfortunately, they often don’t think about healthy eating.
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Despite the plethora of diets based on cutting carbs, very few people really think this is a good way to lose weight. Based on our extensive survey, a combination of cutting calories and increasing activity is seen as the most effective way to lose weight (43%), followed by light exercise (33%), and sugar restriction (32%).
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