Zilch

The label lists 30% monk fruit decoction (Siraitia grosvenorii) on a base of 70% soluble tapioca fibre. Zilch says its powder was the first monk fruit sweetener available to UK shoppers that met UK food law, from October 2025. The reason, it explains, is that the fruit is slowly infused in water as a decoction, not concentrated as an extract.

The brand likens the taste to floral honey, poached pear and honeydew melon. A third of a teaspoon is the suggested starting amount, and a 100g pouch gives 153 servings by its count. Shelf life is 36 months from manufacture, and the powder is labelled vegan, nut free and gluten free.

Ordering and sending back

• Delivery: free on every UK order, usually 2 to 4 working days, tracking link by email
• Destinations: UK addresses only for now
• Subscriptions: monthly or every two months; pause, skip or cancel in the account or call 0800 820 3320
• Returns: sealed, unopened pouches can go back for a full refund up to 30 days after delivery, with the customer paying postage
• Damaged or wrong items: email [email protected] with a photo inside 30 days for a free replacement or refund

Money goes back to the original payment method no more than 14 days after the return is checked. Trade buyers and food brands have their own wholesale pages.

Who runs it

Zilch Foods LTD was incorporated in Scotland on 18 February 2025. Founders Gemma Stuart and Keith Mander first crossed paths at an Edinburgh co-working space, and Keith manages the business day to day.