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Peanut Crisp, a traditional snack from Tangshan City, Hebei Province, has a history of over a hundred years. We have improved the manufacturing process by using plant-based sugar substitutes instead of traditional maltose, allowing health-conscious individuals to enjoy this traditional delicacy. The production of peanut crisp is very particular, made by hand, first roasting peanuts and then grinding them into a fine powder. The sugar syrup is made from maltitol, mixed in proportion to create a golden peanut sugar. Next, the peanut sugar is pressed into thin layers, creating the crispy peanut crisp. Once cooled, it is cut into the desired size. When eaten, the Tangshan peanut crisp releases a sweet and crispy taste, with a lingering aftertaste that is irresistible. It is a favorite among people of all ages, both men and women. If you want to enjoy snacks without excessive sugar intake, this is the perfect choice for you.
Peanuts: Contain protein, unsaturated fatty acids, carbohydrates, cellulose, various vitamins, and minerals. They can lower cholesterol, delay aging, strengthen the spleen and stomach, moisturize the lungs, and relieve phlegm.
Maltitol are natural sweeteners that are widely found in nature and can be extracted from various plants such as birch trees, raspberries, and corn. They have a natural sweet taste, fast metabolism, and extremely low calorie content. In addition, they can inhibit the synthesis of glycerol and fatty acids. Unlike fructose, sugar alcohols do not cause a rapid rise in blood sugar levels and do not increase neutral fats in the blood. Since sugar alcohols cannot be broken down by bacteria, they can prevent tooth decay.They are suitable for consumption by children, women, the elderly, and diabetes patients. Sugar alcohols are particularly common in Europe, especially in Finland, and are widely used in food, chewing gum, candy, oral care products, and other fields.
