What is the name of the sugar substitute used in this product?
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Malitol, it can mildly laxate you. Anyway the chocolates are really good, either the milk chocolates or the dark ones. I store the box in the fridge.
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label shows sugar glucose syrup solids lactose cellulose gum sucralose and other things which are not in the "ose" category
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Hi, the type of sweetener used is called Sucralose. It is and artificial sweetener that is used in products like: Equal, NutraSweet, etc.
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The first ingredient is cane sugar and the last ingredient is Stevia (a sugar substitute). It is 70 calories per serving.
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Mine is long gone, I don't know. It had a variation of sugar added, unfortunately. I don't recall if it was maltodextrin, or what.
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These are the listed ingredients: sorbitol, purified water, hydrated silica, glycerin, natural flavor (peanut), xathan gum, mushroom extract, sodium copper chlorophyllin, eucalyptus oil, and parsley seed oil. Sorbitol is a sugar alcohol used as a sugar substitute, however unlike xylitol it is safe for dogs. My dog is notoriously picky about flavors and hates having her teeth brushed, but she seems to like this and will at least tolerate having her teeth cleaned now. It is a gel rather than a paste, so it cleans up easier and I use less of it. It doesn't smell terrible either.
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Maltitol is used. It is a sugar alcohol used as a sugar substitute. It has 75-80% of the sweetness if table sugar. It's known under trade names as Lesys, Maltisweet and SweetPearl.
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It DOES contain MALTITOL, which is a sugar substitute similar to sucrose. Maltitol is a sugar alcohol, but has less effect on blood glucose levels than sugar. It is the last item in the ingredient list, except for water, so it's probably in very small amounts. Other ingredients are listed as :non-GMO starch, glycerin, carrageenan, water. I don't think it is available in any other formula without the maltitol.
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I believe it was pure sugar. I am not sure because I have already used all of mine and thrown away the container.
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The actual sweetener is monk fruit extract, which is supposed to be "Generally Recognized as Safe" but for some weird reason is not (not yet, anyway) widely used. Tastes spectacular, though. I'm diabetic and use it a lot, and I have no reservations at all about using it.
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There is no direct reference on product label to any of the items you list save sugar. It specifically indicates the product contains no sugar.
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on the package it states: sugar. It also has corn syrup solids. No other specifics regarding sugar source given.
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You are more aware than me! As far as I know there is none. I love this sweetener knowing it's natural and secondly it doesn't leave the after taste that some do. Just know that it isn't a cup for a cup. It's much more economical and takes a lot less. I found that about half is equal to a cup of sugar but that's preferential taste.
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if you want to replace white sugar than try xylitol. amazon has some good prices on it if you research the site. this product measures a spoon for spoon with sugar. so does the nutiva coconut sugar. hope these answers help.
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Dextrose is just another sugar. It is used as filler. Avoid stevia products with dextrose, maltodextrin, and rebiana
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I am not sure what sweetner is used... However you can contact the company at1-800-854-5019
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You can use granulated sugar...look on utube for demo videos & ideas, so helpful!