stevia
Stevia’s Bitterness Removed Using New All Natural Process
An all-natural process developed to remove the bitter metallic aftertaste from the plant-based sweetener stevia was announced by MycoTechnology, Inc. at the SupplySide West convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. The new process, MycoZyme, uses a mushroom-based enzymatic method to yield a pleasant-tasting, zero calorie sweetener, reported MycoZyme, noting unlike past stevia-based products, this sweetener has ...
The Search for the and Natural Holy Grail: Sweeteners and Colors for Beverages
“Mom, why are there vegetables in my Vitaminwater?” came the question from my 7-year-old son reading the ingredient statement as we drove to soccer practice last week. (Yes, as a food scientist, I am one of those moms who constantly points out which ingredients are real, and which are not in the vast array of ...
Sweet Success
The seat for the top natural sweetener remains up for grabs as suppliers continue to innovate.Today, it is not uncommon for the media to be on a sugar high with stories focused on the dozens of pounds of sugar that Americans consume on an annual basis. According to consumer market research firm the Hartman Group, ...
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