Sucralose
Description:
Sucralose is the only non-calorie sweetener made from sugar. Sucralose is white to off white, crystalline powder. It is freely soluble in water, methanol, and alcohol. It is slightly soluble in ethyl acetate. It functions as a nonnutritive sweetener. Our Sucralose has a clean, sweet taste that is approximately 600 times sweeter than sugar.
The safety profile of sucralose
Safety studies show that sucralose is a safe and essentially inert ingredient. Conclusions from the studies include the following:
*No known side effects
*Not toxic: No adverse effects seen in test animals, even in amounts equivalent in sweetness to *40+ pounds of sugar per day for life
*No effect on carbohydrate metabolism
*No effect on short- or longterm blood glucose control or on serum insulin levels: Sucralose is suitable for people with diabetes
*No calories or carbohydrates: Sucralose is not recognized by the body as a carbohydrate and is not metabolized or otherwise broken down for energy
Properties:
1. High Intensity Sweetener (HIS) made from sugar
2. Closest sweetness profile to sugar of any HIS
3. On average 600 times sweeter than sugar by weigh
4. Very soluble and easy to handle
5. Extremely stable
6. Non Calories or Carbohydrates
7. Does Not Cause Tooth Decay
8. No Effect on Short or Long-Term Blood Glucose Control
9. No Effect on Carbohydrate Metabolism
Specification:
Item | Specification |
Characteristics | White crystal powder |
Assay(calculated with reference to the dried substance) | 98.0%min |
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Specific rotation | +84.0°- +87.5° |
Water Content | 2.0% max |
Methanol | 0.1% max |
Ignited residue | 0.7% max |
Heavy metals(Pb) | 10ppm max |
Lead | 1ppm max |
Arsenic | 3ppm max |
Hydrolysis products | Passed test |
Related substances | Passed test |
Sucralose appears in over 4,000 products, including:
*Dairy Products (low-fat flavored milk, light yogurt, low-fat coffee creamer, etc.)
*Cereals & cereal bars Desserts (light pudding, light ice cream, popsicles, etc.)
*Snack Foods (light canned fruit, reduced calorie baked goods, candy, etc.)
*Beverages (light juice, iced and hot tea, diet soda, coffee beverages, etc.)
*Syrups and Condiments (light maple syrup, low-calorie jams, jellies, etc.)
*Nutritional Products & Dietary Supplements