
Allulose as Sugar Substitute for Baking: 5 Things That Change (and 2 That Catch Bakers Off Guard)
Allulose is one of the few low-calorie sweeteners that actually browns, retains moisture, and provides bulk like sugar — but it's not a perfect 1:1 swap. Here's what changes when you use allulose in baking, where it works best, and the adjustments that prevent over-browning and excess spread.

















