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NEOTAME
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Sugar
substitute useful to add a sweet taste to beverages and foods. Cuts down the
use of sucrose, glucose, fructose and corn syrups (HFCS) and their
associated drawbacks (nutritive, caloric, glucose source, cariogenic).
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More
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Go ahead reading specific neotame properties. Neotame is not a "clone"
of aspartame, look at all their differences in this dedicated
page.
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| Nonnutritive
(zero-calorie) sweetener : |
General purpose
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Pleasant sweet taste, no metallic, no bitter or no licorice
aftertastes
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Substitute for any sweetener e.g. sucrose, high-fructose
corn syrup, sucralose, aspartame
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Used alone or in blends with sugar or any other nutritive
and non-nutritive sweetener
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| High
sweetness potency, about 8,000 x sucrose : |
Sweetens at trace levels (few milligrams per serving)
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| Flavors
extended and enhanced : |
Extends duration of many tastes and flavors (e.g. cinnamon,
vanilla)
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Enhances many flavors & allows reduction of flavoring
ingredients (e.g. mint)
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| Safe
for everyone : |
FDA review based on more than 110
studies
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No restricting label
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No restriction for anyone, , including
pregnant and lactating women, children, people with diabetes
or phenylketonuria (PKU)
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| Available
in the United States : |
and Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, China, Russia, Philippines,
Indonesia, Thailand and many other countries
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| Cost
competitive : |
One of the cheapest sweetening agents
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Neotame
is the generic name for a food ingredient developed and commercialized
by The NutraSweet Company. This web site is not affiliated or endorsed
by this company.
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