TREHA Trehalose – Low-Sweetness Sugar for Moisture, Texture & Shelf Life Stability

Treha
10 reviews

Size: 500g
Price:
Sale price$12.75 CAD

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Description

TREHA® Trehalose (Japanese: トレハロース; Chinese: 海藻糖) is a naturally occurring disaccharide found in foods like mushrooms and yeast. Only 38% as sweet as sucrose, it is a low-sweetness, plant-based sugar prized for its ability to extend freshness and improve food stability. Produced in Japan, TREHA® is GRAS-designated, Kosher, Halal-certified, and non-GMO.

Why Use Trehalose?

Trehalose supports the integrity of food by:

  • Retaining moisture, improving texture, and reducing dryness

  • Protecting protein structures for better mouthfeel

  • Stabilizing color, flavor, and structure through freeze-thaw cycles

  • Masking off-notes and odours, especially in plant-based or fortified foods

Functional Properties

  • High heat and acid stability – ideal for cooking and processing

  • Non-reducing sugar – does not brown via Maillard reaction

  • Low hygroscopicity – resists clumping, excellent flowability

  • High glass transition temperature – helps extend shelf life

Key Benefits

Freshness & Shelf Life

  • Improves moisture retention

  • Enhances freeze-thaw stability

  • Helps maintain visual appeal (e.g., fruit and glaze color)

Texture

  • Adds crispness to snacks and shells

  • Promotes smoothness in custards, creams, and frozen desserts

  • Supports longer shelf life of baked goods

Flavor

  • Masks bitterness, metallic, and vitamin off-notes

  • Enhances certain flavours (e.g., citrus)

  • Reduces unpleasant aromas in seafood or fortified foods

Health Attributes

  • Low glycemic and insulinemic impact

  • Low cariogenicity (tooth-friendly)

How to Use

Trehalose can partially replace sugar in both sweet and savory recipes. It’s especially effective in formulas where moisture, texture, or stability is a concern. Usage level depends on the application and desired outcome; typically more is used in sweet preparations.

Suggested Applications

  • Baked goods & snack products

  • Custards, mochi, and frozen desserts

  • Fruit & vegetable processing

  • Meat, seafood, and plant-based items

  • Sushi rice, sauces, beverages, and ready-to-eat meals

Product of Japan

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Lori Leisha Meadows
Great product and positive shopping experience.

Product was as advertised and the company's website and ordering systembwas quick and efficient. Parcel came quickly and I am enjoyimg the product.

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Viktoriya

Good product!

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Tatiana Vlassenko

Very fast delivery and great products! Thank you!

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Tatyana Vardugina
Treha

Good product, good price. And special thanks for the extra info provided! Really important!

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Serdal Sevinc
Great products Great services

Only concern shipping charges could be high proportionally if you spend less, better buy large quantities to lower the shipping cost

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Hamid Ashrafzadeh

Hi everyone, thank you for making such a great product, I am very pleased and happy whit service and the quality of the sugar, looking forward for future purchases. Thank you.

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Aelita Ermolenko
The best Trehalose

This trehalose is very good quality and tastes the best! I’m using it in some chocolate recipes to extend the shelf life, keep product moist and improve the texture.

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Julie Severn

Thank you

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Judy Michaluk
Trehalose, a healthy sugar

In search of a healthy sweetener with no bitter aftertaste. Trehalose isn't sickening sweet. Looks like sugar. Acts as a preservative so I like to use it for jams and salad dressings, and salsa. The only drawback is, it is an expensive ingredient.

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Charmaine Chan
Good quality

Amazing in baking, a stable and amazing replacement for sugar or powder sugar.

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