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I've been using allulose with the Ninja Creami, and as the above poster mentioned, allulose seems to work really well in sugar free ice cream.
Works incredibly well with almond milk, vanilla, and cinnamon to create a zero-calorie glaze for baked goods or even be used inside some baked goods themselves. I've not noticed any weird aftertaste that you find with a lot of sugar substitutes.
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FYI, the FDAs designation of Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) is mostly worthless. Large food corporations can fund their own research and claim that their product is safe to pass the established requirements. It was a program with good intentions when it was created (50s, I think?) that is in desperate need of modernization. Hell, look at artificial food colors. They are GRAS, even though some, like red 40, have a decent research base establishing them as harmful. It has always seemed strange that we need to have monumental proof of an ingredient causing harm before it will be removed from the GRAS list. Shouldn't it be the other way around? Like, if there is any risk of harm, shouldn't it be removed until it is proven otherwise?
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Using Allulose in a Ninja even for the smallest beverage will require a cup or more
Sending prayers for your asshole and GI system if you are drinking a cup or more of allulose a day - and you will need WAYYYYYY more than cup for a zero soda
I don't use anywhere near a cup for the Ninja Creami, only a tablespoon in a pint and it is sweet enough along with flavored greek yogurt. Who would use 1 cup?!
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I just had to reply, as I totally feel you! Right there with ya!
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