Hermesetas Mini Sweetners Original (Table Size) - 800 Tablets

For calorie free sweetness in tea and coffee, Hermesetas Tablets is packaged in 300 pocket dispenser packs, 800 table top dispensers and 1200 family dispensers.

- Sweetener: Pure Sodium Saccharine
- 1 tablet sweetens as much as one small teaspoon of sugar (about 6 g)
- Suitable for diabetics
- Zero calories
- Protects the teeth

Hermesetas mini sweeteners contains Per tablet / Per 100 g
Protein 0 mg / 0 g
Carbohydrates, available 0 mg / 0 g
Fat 0 mg / 0 g
Energy 0 kJ 0 kcal / 0 kJ 0 kcal
Sodium 1.58 mg / 10.0 g

Quality of life, enjoying your food
Modern lifestyles leave us less and less time to shop prudently and to take pains with preparing meals. As a result, many people eat an unbalanced diet. They eat too much fat, too much sugar, too much altogether. Three-quarters of people in Europe would like to reduce their daily intake of calories. They feel they need to improve their eating habits, yet many regard the enjoyment of sweet things as something they cannot do without. Hermesetas allows them to improve their diet without giving up sweet food and drinks.

Making life easier for people with diabetes
Since sweeteners have no effect on insulin or blood sugar levels and play no part in energy balance, Hermesetas helps people with diabetes stick to their diets without having to give up sweet food and drinks.

Sweeteners - the choice teeth would make
The damaging effect of sugar on tooth enamel is well known. With every sugary drink and with every meal - be it ever so small - that contains carbohydrates, the pH value in the mouth drops for about half an hour, thus providing ideal conditions for harmful plaque bacteria to get to work. Switching to sweeteners is therefore recommended to guard against caries and paradontitis. They allow you to enjoy sweet food and drinks without the risk of encouraging the build-up of plaque.

Hermes is a Swiss company and was founded in 1904 as a trading company and has marketed - amongst other products - the first sweetener Saccharin. In 1932 Hermes registered the brand 'Hermesetas' as one of the first sweetener trademarks in the world. In 1954, Hermes introduced its second brand 'Assugrin'.

Today, Hermesetas is a popular sweetener brand sold in over 100 countries world-wide and in many of these holds a leading position especially in the UK, Scandinavia and southern Europe.