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Producers of artificial sweeteners.
Artificial Sweeteners
Seller of coffees, teas, and related products, including grinders, brewers, sweeteners, and creams.
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Life is Sweet.
So make it sweeter. With a natural sweetener.
www.Truvia.com
Voted Best Sweetener by
Washington Post. Guaranteed taste. All-natural. 20% off w/ code WL4ME
wheylow.com
Fake Foods & More
Fake Food Desserts Drinks & Breads Towel Cakes all at Great Prices
www.decorcentral.com
Aspartame Resource Center
Facts and tools for health professionals and consumers.
www.aboutaspartame.com
Saccharin/Saccharine Bulk
Global Source for Saccharin and and other quality raw materials
www.chemicals.alcan.com
Artificial Sugar = Poison
Warning: Aspartame and other Fake Sweeteners Are Poisonous.
www.douglassreport.com
Natural Beverage
Try Wild Harvest's Organic Dairy Beverage Items at Your Local Store!
WildHarvestOrganic.com
Cutting Back on Sugar?
Artificial sweeteners aren't the solution. Solve your cravings.
www.womentowomen.com
Top Natural Sweetener
Top Rated Natural Sweetener Tastes Far Better Than Any Other Sweetener
SweetFiber.net
Healthy Sugar Substitute
Zero Calories - 100% Natural 50% Off S&H For Orders Over $24
zsweetstore.com
Sweeteners
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www.Chemidex.com
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Artificial Sweeteners
Seller of coffees, teas, and related products, including grinders, brewers, sweeteners, and creams.
www.coffeeforless.com
Cyclamate
www.cyclamate.com
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Equal Sweetener
www.equal.com
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NatraTaste
www.natrataste.com
Nutrasweet
Company manufactures ingredient used in foods such as soft drinks, cereals, vitamins, chewing gums and Equal tablets to name a few.
www.nutrasweet.com
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Sweet N' Low
Manufacture sugar substitutes. Parent company is Cumberland Packing, Inc.
www.sweetnlow.com
Sweet One
www.sweetone.com
Life is Sweet.
So make it sweeter. With a natural sweetener.
www.Truvia.com
Voted Best Sweetener by
Washington Post. Guaranteed taste. All-natural. 20% off w/ code WL4ME
wheylow.com
Fake Foods & More
Fake Food Desserts Drinks & Breads Towel Cakes all at Great Prices
www.decorcentral.com

Guide to Artificial Food and Beverage Sweeteners

Cut out empty calories from your menu items with artificial food and beverage sweeteners


Americans are turning to artificial food and beverage sweeteners as a way to cut back on their normally high daily intake of table sugar. Medical studies warn that consuming too much sugar not only adds empty calories to our diets but can also increase the risks of heart disease and certain types of diabetes. Take one look at the foods American consumers are buying today to get a glimpse of just how many contain low-calorie sugar substitutes.

Manufacturers of artificial brand sweeteners have undertaken expensive research and product development so they can make lower-calorie products that are more appealing and safe. Many, like Splenda, are made by reformulating natural table sugar, and are safer and tastier. As you wade through the mountains of information available on artificial sweeteners, consider these helpful tips:

1. Make sure any artificial sweetener you plan to buy carries the government's stamp of approval for public safety.

2. Stick with a reliable brand name to guarantee satisfaction.

3. Contact a reputable artificial sweetener supplier to compare availability and costs.


Action Steps

The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Get the latest on government-approved artificial sugar Although artificial sweeteners sold in the United States must pass government approval, you'll still want to find out from the experts the differences between the types of artificial sweeteners and which are safer than others.

I recommend:  The United States Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, has approved certain artificial sweeteners. Its website provides a detailed discussion of each sweetener and includes the dates of approval. Contact the FDA directly for further information about artificial sweetener ingredients. The Mayo Clinic is a non-profit organization that aims to provide accurate medical information to professionals. Contact the Mayo Clinic to learn which sweeteners it recommends food manufacturers use in their products.

Contact artificial food sweetener manufacturers If you prefer one sweetener over another, it just makes sense to contact that manufacturer for direct orders or information on availability and how to use it in your products.

I recommend:  Johnson & Johnson manufactures Splenda, an extremely popular sweetener for foods and beverages that has stormed into the market in the past decade. The company responds to inquiries from professionals on how one can use Splenda in beverages and in restaurant cooking and baking. Another market leader is Merisant, which manufactures the popular sweeteners, Equal and Sweet Simplicity. Merisant sells its products globally.

Deal with suppliers of artificial sweeteners for greater availability and convenience Suppliers often carry more than one brand and offer special prices.

I recommend:  Instawares carries top brands of artificial food and artificial beverage sweeteners. It ships from warehouses in nine major cities throughout the United States. Its website allows you to request a quote on any order. Luzo Maxi-Market is an artificial sweetener distributor in Massachusetts that does not require membership. You can find restaurant ready recipes using artificial sweeteners on its website.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide
  • If your restaurant or diner does baking on premises, consider offering baked goods made with artificial sweeteners. Just make sure that you use the right one, since not every sweetener can substitute for table sugar in baking recipes.

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Guide to Artificial Food and Beverage Sweeteners
By Michele Vrouvas
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Cut out empty calories from your menu items with artificial food and beverage sweeteners.
Americans are turning to artificial food and beverage sweeteners as a way to cut back on their normally high daily intake of table sugar. Medical studies warn that consuming too much sugar not only adds empty calories to our diets but can also increase the risks of heart disease and certain types of diabetes. Take one look at the foods American consumers are buying today to get a glimpse of just how many contain low-calorie sugar ... Read more

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