Artificial Sweetener is a food additive used as a sugar substitute that is not naturally occurring. For example, sweeteners that are synthetically made and added to food are considered to be artificial sweeteners. However, honey can be used as a sugar substitute to sweeten, but it is made naturally by bees.
The safety of artificial sweeteners has been an ongoing debate since their creation. Some people fear artificial sweeteners involve health risks, such as cancer, while others claim their is not enough evidence to support such a fear.
FDA Approved Artificial Sweeteners
Brands of Different Types
Artificial Sweetener Cookbooks
Amazon.com: Splenda Cookbook | Sweet Poison
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Fast Facts
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Also called
Sugar substitute
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Fact:
Alcohol mixed with artificially sweetened drinks may affect the bloodstream quicker than sugary drinks
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Most popular artificial sweetener
