01Sweetener adapted for chocolate
In chocolate, sugar provides sweetness, volume and part of the texture. When replacing it, it is important to maintain the body of the dough, care for the mouthfeel and balance the bitterness of the cocoa.
We study blends from our range, combining erythritol with high-intensity sweeteners such as Stevia or Monk Fruit, to bring the sweetness and body closer to those of your recipe. We send you samples for you to test in your process.
- Sweetness and body
- Mouthfeel
- Samples for your product line
Which sweetener should I use to make sugar-free chocolate?
The starting point is usually a mixture of erythritol with a high-intensity sweetener, such as Stevia or Monk Fruit: erythritol adds body and the other completes the sweetness. The exact blend depends on your recipe and process. We study your case and send you samples for validation.
Can you make chocolate with erythritol?
Yes, erythritol is used in sugar-free chocolate because it adds volume, like sugar. It is usually combined with a high-intensity sweetener and it is advisable to test the mouthfeel in your process. We study your case and send you samples for validation.



















