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# 100% plant-sourced purity Heat-stable for baking & cooking 40% fewer calories than sugar Xlear XyloSweet Plant Sourced Xylitol Sweetener 5 Pound Bag (Pack of 1)

**Brand:** xlear
**Price:** 362.14 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Sweeten smarter, live better—XyloSweet is the future of guilt-free indulgence!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Xlear XyloSweet Plant Sourced Xylitol Sweetener 5 Pound Bag (Pack of 1) by xlear
- **How much does it cost?** 362.14 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- xlear enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted xlear brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Low Glycemic Impact:** With a glycemic index of just 7, it’s a smart choice for blood sugar balance and sustained energy throughout your busy day.
- • **Seamless Sugar Swap:** Use it cup-for-cup in any recipe—heat stable and dissolves like sugar, so your favorite treats stay flawless.
- • **Dental Defense Sweetener:** Supports oral health by reducing decay and bad breath—sweetness that’s good for your smile and social confidence.
- • **Keto & Calorie-Conscious:** Enjoy the same sweetness as sugar with 40% fewer calories—perfect for maintaining your health goals without compromise.
- • **Pure Plant-Powered Sweetness:** Derived entirely from natural plant fibers—no fillers or additives, just clean, authentic sweetness.

## Overview

Xlear XyloSweet is a premium 5-pound bag of 100% pure, plant-sourced xylitol granules that taste just like sugar but with 40% fewer calories and a glycemic index of 7. Non-GMO and gluten-free, it’s heat stable for baking and cooking, dissolves seamlessly, and offers unique dental benefits by helping reduce decay and bad breath. Ideal for keto and health-conscious professionals seeking a natural, effective sugar alternative that fits a modern, balanced lifestyle.

## Description

desertcart.com: Xlear XyloSweet Plant Sourced Xylitol Sweetener 5 Pound Bag (Pack of 1) | Pure Natural Sugar Substitute Granules, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, No After Taste : Grocery & Gourmet Food

Review: Good xylitol is safe, beneficial to teeth & breath, and tastes identical to sugar. XyloSweet is good xylitol& I highly recommend - You may already be a xylitol consumer looking for a different brand or size, or you might not have used xylitol much (or at all) and are considering xylitol as your choice for your sweetening product. If you fall into the latter, I highly recommend xylitol as your sugar-alternative, and I highly recommend Xlear's XyloSweet xylitol. Xylitol is without question my top-pick when it comes to products I can use in place of regular table sugar, and I feel xylitol is a superior to virtually every other product of this type. Here is why: 1) SAFETY -- Xylitol is SAFE FOR PEOPLE! --- there is ZERO concern with xylitol toxicity in humans, and xylitol is actually LESS carcinogenic than normal sugar (note xylitol IS toxic to dogs) 2) GI-FRIENDLY -- Xylitol is NOT a gastrointestinal irritant, and it does NOT have a strong laxative effect like sorbitol (it still can have a laxative effect, but it is minor compared to other sugar alcohols, and the body quickly adapts with regular consumption) 3) UNIQUE DENTAL BENEFITS -- Xylitol actively strengthens teeth, may help remineralize enamel, & can help reduce dental decay (most other sugar alcohol products do not do this...they have a neutral effect rather than an actively positive one) 4) BAD BREATH CONTROL -- Xylitol can help control the bad breath that sugar causes/makes worse (xylitol has an antibacterial effect through starving bacteria: many of the bacteria linked to bad breath, which feed on sugar, are unable to feed on xylitol and die) 5) THE REAL TASTE OF --REAL-- SUGAR -- Xylitol actually tastes like sugar. I have used most every artificial sweetener around. Stevia In The Raw and some Erythritol products are pretty good, but still do not compare to xylitol. I cannot tell good xylitol apart from sugar and have not met anyone who can either. (Note that Xylitol is NOT a calorie-free sweetener. Like many other sugar-free products, it still has some calories in the form of carbohydrates, but these carbohydrates do not come from sugar. Xylitol's reduction in numerical calories compared to sugar is about a 25-35% decrease, but this does not tell the entire story because sugar's calories come from sugar, but xylitol's calories come from xylitol, and xylitol, with a glycemic index of 12, is not processed identically to sugar, with a glycemic index of around 65. Like many other sugar-free products, excessive consumption, when taken to a point that goes half-past-ridiculous, may actually contribute to weight gain...so like just about everything else, there is a need for moderation & responsible consumption.) Those are my reasons why I prefer xylitol, but is XyloSweet a good xylitol product? Not all xylitol is the same. It is produced via a few different methods & sources, and some have a taste which is closer to sugar than others. The way I rate xylitol that I consider to be good is as simple as, "does this xylitol product taste like sugar?" As for this specific XyloSweet product, I feel the answer is YES. It can be used like sugar for the most part, it has roughly the same sweetness intensity as sugar, and it tastes like sugar. (It is worth noting that Xlear's XyloSweet is made from raw materials sourced from both China and the United States--while that doesn't bother me personally, there are some makers of xylitol products using 100% US-made materials if one has a personal preference one way or another.) Value-wise, I think XyloSweet is an excellent value considering this is for 5 pounds. My only complaint with XyloSweet is that the quality of the bag it comes in is not the greatest. It's on the thinner side and the zipper lock works poorly (I advise taping/securing it off and not relying on the zipper lock only as you may wind up with xylitol granules all over your kitchen floor.) With that said, the packaging is nowhere near as important as the product itself, and I am very satisfied with Xlear's Xyla. So that's my reasoning for my preference of xylitol over other products, and why I recommend XyloSweet. The only real downside to xylitol is that it is expensive to produce and therefore expensive to buy. With that said, the safety & benefits of xylitol, plus its ability to taste identical to sugar is why I have consumed it for a very long time, why I feel the price is justifiable, and why I recommend it to others. I highly recommend giving this XyloSweet a try, as I think you will be very satisfied with the product.
Review: It's the same sweetener in gum, sugar free candy, and toothpaste. - I'm not going to delve into the science of sugar alcohols because simply typing "pharmaceutical grade xylitol" into Google will tell you all you need to know about the chemistry and uses of Xylitol. This particular product is food grade, but I've also used pharmaceutical grade and as for taste, it's the same. What's important that you understand is: 1) Xylitol is, in fact, a sugar alcohol. Like all sugar alcohols there is a slight cooling affect, basically it has a very light minty affect (not to be confused with minty taste) on your tongue. Your tongue will feel like you've had a mildly cool mint lozenge after it passes through your mouth (i.e., sipping a beverage). That's why mints leave your mouth cool long after you've consumed the candy. Does that mean you've had Xylitol before? If you've ever had Trident Gum or used Act mouthwash, then yes. For a list of all brands that contain Xylitol, you can look to the "Preventive Vet" website for a fairly comprehensive list. 2) Like most sugar alcohols, Xylitol has a laxative affect. If you need an example of what I mean by laxative affect, mosey on over to the famous "Haribo Sugarfree Gummy Bears" listing and enjoy reading the reviews. While Haribo uses a completely different sugar alcohol named Maltitol (note the last syllable "tol" in the word MaltiTOL), XtliTOL will basically have the same affect if you over do it. That being said, I would not recommend using more than a tablespoon per serving, with limited servings per day, spread out with hours in between intervals, or you may suffer some unpleasant gastrointestinal consequences. In other words, if you are a Cookie Monster with an insatiable sweet tooth, Xylitol is not the solution to your sugar cravings. **THIS IS WHY IT IS NOT SAFE FOR ANIMALS** It is not "poison" like Antifreeze and if your 80lbs Golden Retriever licks your coffee cup he's no sooner going to drop dead than that time he ate a whole Hershey bar. Regardless, don't give it to your animals because they will literally poop themselves sick if they have more than their body weight can handle. It's danger level is similar to Aspartame, pure cocoa, grape seeds (and other seeds/fruit stones), raw onions, etc. I doubt the same people villainizing Xylitol as instant death for dogs refuse to buy chocolate, onions, grapes, avocados, socks and/or plush toys (if you know you know), or household cleaners -- so take those comments with a grain of salt. The best practice is to keep this, any other sugar alcohol, and all foods that are not intended for your animals, in an animal proof container out of their reach. I for one don't let my Dachshunds rummage through the pantry and I have a lock on my trash can to keep the the Australian Shepherd out of it. (I also recommend that you take the same safety precautions if you have young children.) 3) It is not calorie free. It has half the calories of processed white sugar, but it has calories nonetheless. But it's perfectly fine in small amounts and will help reduce your calorie intake if used as intended. 4) It can have a small, but limited impact on blood sugar. It's not zero like Erythritol, Sucralose, Aspartame, Saccharin, or even Monk Fruit. It has a Glycemic Index of 7, where as Sugar ranks around 60-70. 5) If you're willing to pay for it, Isomalt (used in cake decorating because it can actually crystallize) is a great alternative. It has 2 calories per gram, a Glycemic Index of 2, and a slightly less cooling affect than any of the other sugar alcohol. My ultimate advice is that you do your research beyond the desertcart comment section before you ingest any ingredient that you are unfamiliar with.

## Features

- 100% PURE XYLITOL: XyloSweet is a 100% pure xylitol sweetener derived from the fibrous parts of plants, similar in taste to regular organic sugar. We use no filler, flow agents or other additives. Granulated xylitol is a natural sugar that tastes just like sugar and a great choice when looking for sweetners and sugar alternatives.
- DELICIOUS LOW CALORIE KETO SWEETENER: Xylitol may assist in achieving and maintaining a healthy body weight when used with health food. Xylitol sugar is 40% lower in calories than regular sugars, but contains the same sweetness. It can be a great choice for using in foods and snacks, keto friendly foods or used in blood sugar support supplements.
- CONVENIENT SUGAR REPLACEMENT: XyloSweet can be be used as a substitute for baking sugar and most other common sweeteners and sugar alternatives without compromising taste or texture. XyloSweet is safe with a glycemic index of 7, as opposed to 65 for most table sugars.
- GREAT TASTE: Unlike other sugar substitutes, xylitol has no after-taste and can be used in most recipes that call for sugar in equal portions without making any additional adjustments.
- USAGE: When cooking, replace sugar with XyloSweet in equal measurements. Xylosweet is heat stable for cooking and baking. It mixes and dissolves like common sugar. XyloSweet is Non-GMO Project verified for purity and quality you can trust.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000ORSIJ4 |
| Age Range Description | All Ages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,379 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #6 in Xylitol Sugar Substitutes |
| Brand | Xlear |
| Brand Name | Xlear |
| Color | B000orsij4 |
| Container Type | Bag |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 8,738 Reviews |
| Diet Type | Gluten Free |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00700596001053 |
| Item Form | Crystal |
| Item Package Weight | 2.31 kg |
| Item Weight | 5 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Xlear |
| Model Number | XYLB5 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Package Information | Bag |
| Package Size Name | 5 Pound Bag |
| Package Weight | 2.31 kg |
| Part Number | XYLB5 |
| Product Benefits | Convenient and tooth friendly sugar replacement |
| Size | 80 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Specialty | GMO Free |
| UPC | 700596001053 |
| Unit Count | 80 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Xlear
- **Item Weight:** 5 pounds
- **Package Weight:** 2.31 kg
- **Product Benefits:** Convenient and tooth friendly sugar replacement
- **Specialty:** GMO Free

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What country does this xylitol come from?**
A: This brand is made in China.  There are other brands that are made in USA, which usually has a $10-$15 premium on the China made brands for a 5 lb bag.Here's a list of xylitol products made in the USA (with exception of one, made in Finland):Durelife xylitolmanufactured and packaged in the USA from 100% pure USA birchHealth Garden Xylitol100% birch xylitol made in USAMorning Pep Xylitol100% pure birch sweetener made in USAReal Birch xylitol100% USA-made from sustainably harvested birch treesSmart Sweetfrom organic hardwood, not corn - GMO free, USAUSA Birch Xylitol made from 100% North American birchXylobrit™"predominantly from Finnish Beech and Birch hardwood"Xyla™derived from 100% North American hardwoodZveet BirchXylitol made in USASource: http://www.healingteethnaturally.com/buying-best-non-gmo-xylitol-sugar.html

**Q: What is the source for this, corn or birch?  Where was this manufactured?**
A: I am allergic to corn and was using this For my teeth. At first it was ok and my teeth were looking better but after a while my lips started to get dry and burn when I swished it. My tongue started getting sores and my face would itch . I don’t recommend xylitol from corn if you are allergic even if the manufacturer says it won’t cause an allergic reaction.

**Q: What country is this produced in?**
A: Raw materials definitely from China (I asked Xlear Customer Service); just the packaging is done in USA

**Q: Is this a 5 pound bag or a 3.4 pound bag?  The 5 pounds is how it is labeled to be sold?**
A: This question of weight is coming up because under the Product Description: Amazon has the Shipping Weight as only 3.4 pounds.  That is just incorrect and they need to fix that.   Everything else says it's a 5 lb package.   "Product Dimensions: 7.2 x 3.5 x 11.5 inches ; 5.2 poundsShipping Weight: 3.4 pounds"

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good xylitol is safe, beneficial to teeth & breath, and tastes identical to sugar. XyloSweet is good xylitol& I highly recommend
*by Z***S on December 13, 2014*

You may already be a xylitol consumer looking for a different brand or size, or you might not have used xylitol much (or at all) and are considering xylitol as your choice for your sweetening product. If you fall into the latter, I highly recommend xylitol as your sugar-alternative, and I highly recommend Xlear's XyloSweet xylitol. Xylitol is without question my top-pick when it comes to products I can use in place of regular table sugar, and I feel xylitol is a superior to virtually every other product of this type. Here is why: 1) SAFETY -- Xylitol is SAFE FOR PEOPLE! --- there is ZERO concern with xylitol toxicity in humans, and xylitol is actually LESS carcinogenic than normal sugar (note xylitol IS toxic to dogs) 2) GI-FRIENDLY -- Xylitol is NOT a gastrointestinal irritant, and it does NOT have a strong laxative effect like sorbitol (it still can have a laxative effect, but it is minor compared to other sugar alcohols, and the body quickly adapts with regular consumption) 3) UNIQUE DENTAL BENEFITS -- Xylitol actively strengthens teeth, may help remineralize enamel, & can help reduce dental decay (most other sugar alcohol products do not do this...they have a neutral effect rather than an actively positive one) 4) BAD BREATH CONTROL -- Xylitol can help control the bad breath that sugar causes/makes worse (xylitol has an antibacterial effect through starving bacteria: many of the bacteria linked to bad breath, which feed on sugar, are unable to feed on xylitol and die) 5) THE REAL TASTE OF --REAL-- SUGAR -- Xylitol actually tastes like sugar. I have used most every artificial sweetener around. Stevia In The Raw and some Erythritol products are pretty good, but still do not compare to xylitol. I cannot tell good xylitol apart from sugar and have not met anyone who can either. (Note that Xylitol is NOT a calorie-free sweetener. Like many other sugar-free products, it still has some calories in the form of carbohydrates, but these carbohydrates do not come from sugar. Xylitol's reduction in numerical calories compared to sugar is about a 25-35% decrease, but this does not tell the entire story because sugar's calories come from sugar, but xylitol's calories come from xylitol, and xylitol, with a glycemic index of 12, is not processed identically to sugar, with a glycemic index of around 65. Like many other sugar-free products, excessive consumption, when taken to a point that goes half-past-ridiculous, may actually contribute to weight gain...so like just about everything else, there is a need for moderation & responsible consumption.) Those are my reasons why I prefer xylitol, but is XyloSweet a good xylitol product? Not all xylitol is the same. It is produced via a few different methods & sources, and some have a taste which is closer to sugar than others. The way I rate xylitol that I consider to be good is as simple as, "does this xylitol product taste like sugar?" As for this specific XyloSweet product, I feel the answer is YES. It can be used like sugar for the most part, it has roughly the same sweetness intensity as sugar, and it tastes like sugar. (It is worth noting that Xlear's XyloSweet is made from raw materials sourced from both China and the United States--while that doesn't bother me personally, there are some makers of xylitol products using 100% US-made materials if one has a personal preference one way or another.) Value-wise, I think XyloSweet is an excellent value considering this is for 5 pounds. My only complaint with XyloSweet is that the quality of the bag it comes in is not the greatest. It's on the thinner side and the zipper lock works poorly (I advise taping/securing it off and not relying on the zipper lock only as you may wind up with xylitol granules all over your kitchen floor.) With that said, the packaging is nowhere near as important as the product itself, and I am very satisfied with Xlear's Xyla. So that's my reasoning for my preference of xylitol over other products, and why I recommend XyloSweet. The only real downside to xylitol is that it is expensive to produce and therefore expensive to buy. With that said, the safety & benefits of xylitol, plus its ability to taste identical to sugar is why I have consumed it for a very long time, why I feel the price is justifiable, and why I recommend it to others. I highly recommend giving this XyloSweet a try, as I think you will be very satisfied with the product.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's the same sweetener in gum, sugar free candy, and toothpaste.
*by M***S on February 2, 2022*

I'm not going to delve into the science of sugar alcohols because simply typing "pharmaceutical grade xylitol" into Google will tell you all you need to know about the chemistry and uses of Xylitol. This particular product is food grade, but I've also used pharmaceutical grade and as for taste, it's the same. What's important that you understand is: 1) Xylitol is, in fact, a sugar alcohol. Like all sugar alcohols there is a slight cooling affect, basically it has a very light minty affect (not to be confused with minty taste) on your tongue. Your tongue will feel like you've had a mildly cool mint lozenge after it passes through your mouth (i.e., sipping a beverage). That's why mints leave your mouth cool long after you've consumed the candy. Does that mean you've had Xylitol before? If you've ever had Trident Gum or used Act mouthwash, then yes. For a list of all brands that contain Xylitol, you can look to the "Preventive Vet" website for a fairly comprehensive list. 2) Like most sugar alcohols, Xylitol has a laxative affect. If you need an example of what I mean by laxative affect, mosey on over to the famous "Haribo Sugarfree Gummy Bears" listing and enjoy reading the reviews. While Haribo uses a completely different sugar alcohol named Maltitol (note the last syllable "tol" in the word MaltiTOL), XtliTOL will basically have the same affect if you over do it. That being said, I would not recommend using more than a tablespoon per serving, with limited servings per day, spread out with hours in between intervals, or you may suffer some unpleasant gastrointestinal consequences. In other words, if you are a Cookie Monster with an insatiable sweet tooth, Xylitol is not the solution to your sugar cravings. **THIS IS WHY IT IS NOT SAFE FOR ANIMALS** It is not "poison" like Antifreeze and if your 80lbs Golden Retriever licks your coffee cup he's no sooner going to drop dead than that time he ate a whole Hershey bar. Regardless, don't give it to your animals because they will literally poop themselves sick if they have more than their body weight can handle. It's danger level is similar to Aspartame, pure cocoa, grape seeds (and other seeds/fruit stones), raw onions, etc. I doubt the same people villainizing Xylitol as instant death for dogs refuse to buy chocolate, onions, grapes, avocados, socks and/or plush toys (if you know you know), or household cleaners -- so take those comments with a grain of salt. The best practice is to keep this, any other sugar alcohol, and all foods that are not intended for your animals, in an animal proof container out of their reach. I for one don't let my Dachshunds rummage through the pantry and I have a lock on my trash can to keep the the Australian Shepherd out of it. (I also recommend that you take the same safety precautions if you have young children.) 3) It is not calorie free. It has half the calories of processed white sugar, but it has calories nonetheless. But it's perfectly fine in small amounts and will help reduce your calorie intake if used as intended. 4) It can have a small, but limited impact on blood sugar. It's not zero like Erythritol, Sucralose, Aspartame, Saccharin, or even Monk Fruit. It has a Glycemic Index of 7, where as Sugar ranks around 60-70. 5) If you're willing to pay for it, Isomalt (used in cake decorating because it can actually crystallize) is a great alternative. It has 2 calories per gram, a Glycemic Index of 2, and a slightly less cooling affect than any of the other sugar alcohol. My ultimate advice is that you do your research beyond the Amazon comment section before you ingest any ingredient that you are unfamiliar with.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Looks, feels, and tastes almost identical to regular sugar.
*by R***N on August 28, 2016*

Having a sweet tooth and a family history of diabetes makes life tough sometimes… To make matters worse, I learned over the past several years that artificial sweeteners are really bad for you, so I had to find some good alternatives. Finally life became sweeter again when I found xylitol. It is the best sweetener for me, so far overall - sweet flavor, no bad chemicals, and without the consequences of refined sugar. And this is the second brand of pure xylitol I’ve bought and it is just as good as the first one was, but I get a lot more for my money when I buy this big 5 pound bag. It tastes sweet like sugar, although not precisely the same. It’s a little milder in taste - very sweet yet almost neutral in the flavor. I never really thought of sugar having a flavor until I compared the two. The best thing is that it has no flavor except sweetness, unlike other sweeteners like aspartame, sucralose, and even stevia - they all have odd after tastes. It looks like and has almost the same texture as sugar. Sugar is a little heavier. Sometimes the Xylosweet just doesn’t pour as easily, which I think you can tell in the video. One thing that is important to keep in mind is that it takes longer to dissolve than regular sugar. In the video I use room temperature filtered water and you can see it takes quite a bit of stirring to dissolve it. It dissolves pretty quickly in hot liquids. I use it in my coffee every morning and it does great. I had to put the bag into a big zipper bag because the zipper seal was messed up, which seems to be a common problem with a lot of food packages lately. I saved the container from a stevia/sugar blend just because it was handy, and I like to keep my xylitol in it on my counter now. So yes, it’s really Xylosweet in that little container with the green lid. ;) I have used this Xylosweet in many things - in my coffee (and I’m picky on what kind of sweetener goes into my coffee), smoothies, sweet tea, and more. I feel sure it will work just as well as the other brand xylitol I used to make a fabulous cheesecake and many other treats. :D

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