If you’ve given up honey out of concern for bees or are just looking for a healthier alternative sweetener, you’ve probably run across agave syrup. If you’re wondering what is agave syrup and why it’s ...

Agave nectar (sometimes called agave syrup) is an amber liquid that resembles honey, but has a cleaner, sweeter, even fruitier flavor. Not long ago it was mostly unheard of in the U.S., existing ...

An overabundance of sugar has been known to cause excess weight gain and acne, and increase your risk of diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. But when looking for a sugar replacement, you might be ...

Key Takeaways Agave and honey are sources of vitamins and minerals, but honey is more nutrient-dense and also contains more ...

Agave syrup’s popularity has surged from a drizzle to a full-on flood. A product of agave salmiana—the same plant that produces tequila—this vegan sweetener is often marketed as being “healthier” ...

Agave has recently become a buzzword in the food space. People are putting agave syrup in their smoothies, they're using it as a sugar substitute when baking desserts, and some people are even ...

What: Madhava light agave nectar. Details: Use as a sweetener to replace sugar or honey. It is organic and kosher, with a low glycemic due to a higher proportion of fructose and low levels of glucose.

It's rare to see a wellness influencer dumping granulated sugar into their oatmeal and overnight oats. Yet tablespoons of 'natural' maple syrup, agave syrup and honey are added in ample quantities.

It started out as a lark: When I saw the agave nectar on the coffee-condiment bar at Whole Foods, I thought what the hell and squeezed an amber thread of the sweet extract into my dark roast. I soon ...

Finally … A way to enjoy agave without the hangover! That's right, agave nectar — the darling of the alternative sweetener world — is made from the same plant ...