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Wake Up the Week!

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Some people are morning people...and some people need a little extra nudge in the morning. For those who need a nudge, eSutras Organics has just what you need... Unique Coffee Sweeteners! Our delicious and unique sweeteners will give your coffee (or tea!) a  tasty addition and give you the perk you were looking for!

Not only does our sweetener kit contain 3 different flavors of sweet treats for you to try, they are also 3 different types of sweeteners!

Chocolate Vanilla Agave - Incredibly easy to use, our Agave Chocolate Vanilla is a great choice for beginners looking to use tasty natural alternatives to sugar for the first time.The purity of natural vanilla, rich flavor of dark cocoa and fruitiness of Agave, makes this gourmet healthy sweetener a classic and must try!


Mocha Sugar - Made with Organic Raw Cane Sugar and pure Arribica  coffee bean extract, this sugar is packed with nutrients and NO artificial additives. Healthy and tastes good, too!

Jaggery - Last and certainly not least, original and authentic Jaggery completes this wonderful set. Made from Cane sugar, Jaggery does not undergo refining or bleaching of any kind, unlike sugar, Jaggery is very rich in minerals, predominantly iron with traces of other mineral salts.

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