Splenda Sugar Blend – Low-Calorie Sweetener for Baking (32 oz Resealable Bag) 🍪🎂

Half the Sugar, Full Sweetness – Perfect for Baking!

Splenda Sugar Blend is a unique mix of real sugar and Splenda's sucralose sweetener, allowing you to use half the sugar in your recipes while maintaining the same sweetness, texture, and browning as traditional sugar. Ideal for baking and cooking, this blend is diabetic-friendly and a great low-calorie alternative.

Key Benefits

✔ Cuts Sugar in Half – Use ½ cup of Splenda Sugar Blend for every 1 cup of sugar.
✔ Perfect for Baking – Retains moisture, texture, and browning in recipes.
✔ Diabetic & Keto-Friendly – Reduces sugar content while keeping great taste.
✔ Convenient Resealable Bag – Keeps sweetener fresh and easy to store.
✔ No Bitter Aftertaste – Tastes just like sugar, with zero compromise on flavor.

Why Choose Splenda Sugar Blend?

🍰 Half the Sugar, Same Taste – Perfect for baking, cooking, and everyday use.
📏 Easy Sugar Conversion – Use half the amount of sugar required in recipes.
🌱 Great for Low-Sugar Diets – Supports diabetic and weight-conscious lifestyles.
🥧 Maintains Baking Quality – Keeps cookies crispy and cakes fluffy.

How to Use Splenda Sugar Blend

1️⃣ Measure Correctly – Use ½ cup of Splenda Sugar Blend for every 1 cup of sugar.
2️⃣ Mix & Bake as Usual – Works in cakes, cookies, and all your favorite recipes.
3️⃣ Enjoy a Sweet, Healthier Treat – Get the same sweetness with fewer calories.

FAQs

1. Which Splenda is best for baking?
Splenda Sugar Blend is designed specifically for baking, keeping the texture and flavor of traditional sugar.

2. What is the sugar-to-Splenda ratio?
Use ½ cup of Splenda Sugar Blend for every 1 cup of sugar in your recipe.

3. Does Splenda Sugar Blend taste like sugar?
Yes! Because it contains real sugar, it provides a sugar-like taste and texture.

4. Can I use Splenda Sugar Blend for cooking?
Yes! It works for sauces, marinades, and other sugar-based recipes.

5. Where can I buy Splenda Sugar Blend?
Available on Amazon, Walmart, Costco, and grocery stores.