“The combination of the flavours has been carefully thought of and developed to give that rich and exploding, yet complimenting taste that lingers in your mouth without feeling “too sweet”.”
“A breakthrough in egg-free, dairy-free and sugar-free baking techniques. Mooncakes now can be sinlessly good too.”
“This is a novelty to healthier choice compared to those traditional mooncakes wrapped in high sugar and high calories content. A caring gift for my friends and clients.”
Read more about our mooncake launch at: http://www.delciesdesserts.com/sugar-free-mooncakes/
August 3, 2010
Please contact me as I am interest to know more about your mooncakes. If the price is right, we can order in bulk. My number is 98765974. Thanks.
August 4, 2010
Hello Felicia, we have replied you via email. Thanks for your interest!
August 19, 2010
Hi,
I have tried your sugar free mooncake and they taste nice.
I have a question on the sweetener used please, I understand that Maltitol is the artificial sweetener in your mooncake.
Whilst moderate consumption of Maltitol is ok, excessive consumption is known to cause stomach problem.
Can you please tell us how much maltitol is used in one piece of your moon cake please (both flavors)
It would be wonderful if you can come up with a moon cake that doesn’t have artificial sweetener and use natural fruit juice instead.
Cheers,
Emma
August 20, 2010
Hello Emma, thanks for your compliments for our mooncakes. Ok to answer your question to how much maltitol we used per mooncake is less than 1 teaspoon. So per serving size is less than 1g of sweetener. We tried as much to use natural flavour of the lotus itself without using too much of Maltitol because we do understand the side effects of Maltitol. In fact, we did tried using our usual agave to sweeten the mooncakes, but because agave itself has a strong flavour, it took away most of the lotus taste and wasn’t very mooncake friendly. Thus, in the end, we are forced to use maltitol sparely to bring out the sweetness while retaining the flavour of the lotus. So given the minimal amount of sweetener used in our mooncake, it is safe to say eating 1 slice of the mooncake wouldn’t have much of an effect to your body. No matter what, I always advocate “moderation” to anything you put into your body.
Hope this explanation helps! And using natural fruit juice can’t be done as it may cause the lotus paste to go bad really quickly which is what we don’t want to happen for a baked mooncake.
September 14, 2010
Hi hi,
Saw the write up on your sugar free mooncakes for diabetics, not too sure if it is still avaliable?
If yes, where / which outlet I could purchase from? It will be a gift for my MIL.
Many thanks!
Cheers, Teresa!
September 14, 2010
Dear Teresa,
Yes they are still available! For outlet address and operating hours:
http://www.delciesdesserts.com/contact/outlets/
Kindly call the outlets to check on stock availability before going down. Thanks!