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2006-03-05 - Keeping Beverages Sweet Without the Sugar
... If you were thirsty, there were no choices, just pure (sometimes ... including fruit
juices full of naturally occurring sugars and carbonated, sugar-laden soda ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/articles/2006/03/keeping-beverages-sweet-without-the-sugar.aspx - 101k

2008-08-26 - Low-Cal Sweet Tooth Satisfaction
... often are required when other caloric-carbohydrate sweeteners, such as sugar, are
replaced ... reduce the solids required from other sources, such as low- or non ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/articles/2008/08/low-cal-sweet-tooth-satisfaction.aspx - 56k

2008-08-08 - Keeping Candy Current
... replacing some or all of the sugar or glucose ... amorphous and does not crystallize
at low temperatures or ... the crystallization of polyols and sugars and, therefore ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/articles/2008/08/keeping-candy-current.aspx - 56k

2005-02-01 - Food Product Design: Concepts - February 2005 - The Low Down on ...
... Added sugar intake of no more than 25% of total calories consumed (according to
IOM, added sugars are defined as "those incorporated into foods and ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/articles/2005/02/food-product-design-concepts--february-2005--th.aspx - 101k

2008-05-19 - Sugar Substitutes Promote Weight Gain? Fat Chance.
... an increase in the use of “sugar-free” foods in ... who use reduced-calorie products
(containing low-calorie sweeteners ... linked to the presence of sugars in the ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/blogs/hotpot/2008/05/sugar-substitutes-promote-weight-gain-fat-chance.aspx - 57k

2005-04-01 - Food Product Design: Health/Nutrition - April 2005 - Low-Glycemic ...
... Sugars. The type of sugar in a food can lower its GI. Glucose has a GI of 100; sucrose
(glucose/fructose) is 65. All polyols are low GI, so use of polyols ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/articles/2005/04/food-product-design-health-nutrition--april-2005.aspx - 101k

2006-02-05 - Better Tasting
... “We make a variety of no sugar added and low fat items that are used ... Also, because
you replace sugar, the ice cream has a low glycemic effect,” she states. ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/articles/2006/02/better-tasting.aspx - 101k

2008-05-05 - Texture Without the Calories
... describes a proprietary stabilizer blend of gum arabic, xanthan gum and carrageenan
as providing “excellent texture in non-oil, low-sugar dressings,” at ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/articles/2008/05/texture-without-the-calories.aspx?pg=2 - 67k

2004-02-01 - Food Product Design: Cover - January 2004 - Low-Carb Going ...
... From a taste standpoint, they often reject highly sugared foods, such ... of sweetness
cannot contain high levels of sugar-sweeteners and be low in carbohydrate ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/articles/2004/02/food-product-design-cover--january-2004--low-ca.aspx - 101k

2009-11-03 - No Time to Be an Ostrich
... 11/03/2009 No Time to Be an Ostrich. ... Not bad advice, that. Here’s to 2010, the year
of the economic comeback. Comments. 1. mira sugar 11/15/2009 22:45. ...
http://www.foodproductdesign.com/blogs/takeout/2009/11/no-time-to-be-an-ostrich.aspx - 47k