Simply Delish Sugar-Free Orange Jel Sweetened with Erythritol & Stevia Extract

Andrew DiMino August 21, 2018 Desserts, Low Carb Food Brands & Low Carb Products, Low Carb Foods, Simply Delish Leave a comment 1,421 Views

Simply Delish Orange Dessert Jel Sweetened with Stevia Extract

A Sugar-Free Gelatin Substitute Mix Sweetened with Erythritol & Stevia Extract

Zesty orange flavor
All Natural Desserts
Sugar-Free
Fat Free
Non-GMO
Dairy Free
Lactose Free
Gluten-Free
Natural & Delicious
High in Vitamin C

You’ll love this easy-to-make Orange Gelatin substitute you can enjoy anytime! Low-Carb and Low-fat dessert options are a perfect choice for satisfying a sweet tooth while maintaining a healthy Low-Carb lifestyle.

As a fun treat for kids or an indulgence for low-carb or diabetic grown-ups, this easy-to-make dessert is compatible with non-dairy recipes as well as cocktail-inspired Jel shots.

Simply Delish Sugar-Free Orange Gelatin Substitute Nutrition Facts

Serving size ¼ packet (5g)
Servings per container 4
Calories 5
Calories from Fat 0
Total Fat 0g
Saturated Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg
Sodium 22mg
Total carbs 3g*
Dietary Fiber <1g*
Sugars 0g
Sugar Alcohols 2g*
Protein 0g

Ingredients: Erythritol, carrageenan, citric acid, potassium citrate, natural color (beta-carotene, beet), natural flavor (orange), stevia extract.

Indulge in a sweet, satisfying dessert without a moment of regret. This orange gelatin substitute dessert from Simply Delish is a delicious conclusion to any meal or a great anytime snack. You’ll love the all natural ingredients.

Simply delish products are sweetened with a Erythritol/stevia blend, a favorite in many delicious low-carb desserts. They are completely free of animal derivatives and require no refrigeration to set, unlike desserts with a gelatin base.

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