sweeteners, intense
sweeteners, intense (sweeteners, non‐nutritive) Chemical substances that have no calorific value but are intensely sweet and so are useful as a replacement for sucrose in foods intended for diabetics and those on slimming regimes, but unlike bulk sweeteners (sugar alcohols) do not replace the bulk of sucrose. See also acesulphame; aspartame; cyclamate; miracle berry; monellin; neohesperidin; saccharin; stevioside; thaumatin.
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