Sweet Tweet, Company.

Not to worry, though, Sweet Tweet has done the research for you! Our products are perfect not only for those with medical conditions demanding decreased sugar consumption, or a Gluten free diet, but also for those simply seeking a healthier lifestyle!

Located in the heart of Canada's oil country, in the southeast end of Edmonton, Alberta (click here for a map), Sweet Tweet couldn't be in a better place at a better time. A notable labour shortage in Alberta has led to long work weeks and little free time for many of its residents, both...

Sweet Tweet is Alberta's one-stop source for healthy alternatives to the foods you've come to love and crave. From jams and syrups, to sauces and dips, to chocolates, mints and candy, Sweet Tweet has it all! The store opened in the Spring of 2006 and has become a neighbourhood favourite for their...

Sweet Tweet allows you to enjoy the treats and flavours that you've become accustomed to, without compromising your health and well-being in the process! Come in for a visit and let us show you what we've got!

The average North American consumes twice as much sugar as is healthy for active individuals, and an increasing majority of North Americans are not sufficiently active! It is estimated that Diabetes and related health concerns cost Canadian tax payers about $13 billion each year, with obesity...

Every year Canadians and Americans spend more and more money on diet programs, gym memberships, and drugs to offset the effects of poor eating habits, and every year Canadians and Americans put on more and more weight. Sweet Tweet is here to change that! We can save you time and money, wasted...

Examples of non-nutritive sweeteners include saccharin (Hermesetas), cyclamate (Sucaryl, Sugar Twin), aspartame (NutraSweet, Equal), sucralose (Splenda), and acesulfame potassium, or AceK (Sunett). Non-nutritive sweeteners are usually significantly sweeter than sugar and are therefore required in...

Non-nutritive sweeteners are generally not naturally occuring, but are instead chemically engineered by people. They are typically not recognized or absorbed by the body and therefore do not have an impact on blood-sugar levels or caloric intake. Most non-nutritive sweeteners are created and...

Sugar alcohols are derived from fruits, or produced commercially as dextrose, and include sorbitol, mannitol, xylitol, and maltitol. Other nutritive sweeteners with similarly low impacts on insulin production include herbal sweeteners, such as Stevia, which is actually a protein rather than a...

We've tried to shed some light on a few of the more common questions we've been asked. If you've got an inquiry that's not covered here, however, feel free to drop us a line, or consult our links page for more in-depth resources.