Allulose isn't approved in the UK. Tagatose is.

A rare sugar in the same family as allulose — UK-authorised since 2005. Tastes like sucrose, bakes like sucrose. Available now, without the customs paperwork.

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Dark caramelised canelés on parchment, side-lit
Canelés · What Hush is built for

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Real baking.

Hush browns, caramelises and holds structure in cookies, cakes, and sauces. Swap it for sugar by volume — recipes that need extra sweetness take a touch more.

Top-down view of canelés on parchment in a grid formation

Canelés · What Hush is built for

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Real taste.

92% as sweet as sugar. No bitter aftertaste. No cooling sensation. Tastes like sugar in your coffee.

Side angle of white sugar with a wooden spoon on dark slate

For reference · 1:1 sweetness with sucrose

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Just tagatose.

Pure tagatose. A rare sugar that occurs naturally in fruit and dairy. No erythritol, no fillers, no maltodextrin. One ingredient.

Crème brûlée being torched in a speckled ceramic ramekin

Crème brûlée · Reference bake

From the oven
Overhead view of chocolate cookies on parchment-lined baking tray
Browns. Caramelises. Holds.

Why we built Hush

A sweetener that bakes properly. Finally.

Tagatose has been approved in the UK since 2005. It behaves more like real sugar than any non-sucrose sweetener you can legally buy here. It just hasn't had a proper UK brand selling it pure.

That's what Hush is. Pure tagatose, made for real baking. We're launching later this year.

If you've baked with stevia, you know about the aftertaste. With erythritol, the cooling. With monk fruit blends, the bulking agents. With allulose — it isn't legally for sale here yet. Hush is the alternative that's actually here.

From the founder

I'm Nicolas — French, based in Reading. After years of low-sugar baking I'd given up on every sweetener on the UK shelf — none of them caramelise. I spent two years waiting for allulose to arrive before I realised it wasn't coming. So I started Hush around the rare sugar that was already here.

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Questions, answered

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A rare sugar in the same family as allulose, found naturally in fruit and dairy. Tastes and bakes like sucrose. UK-authorised since 2005.
Like sugar. 92% as sweet, with no aftertaste and no cooling — the two complaints people usually have about stevia and erythritol.
No — but they're cousins. Both are rare sugars with similar properties. Tagatose is closer to sugar's sweetness (92% vs allulose's ~70%) and behaves more like sucrose in baking. Allulose isn't approved for UK retail sale yet. Tagatose has been approved since 2005.
Like other rare sugars, large amounts (above 15 g per serving) can have a mild laxative effect. We recommend starting with smaller amounts to gauge personal tolerance.
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