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Newguest Posted 12 years ago
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Diet sweetened
If something is diet sweetened does it mean it's sweetened with low caloric sugar?
What about "sweetened with ginseng and honey, or peach and raspberry"
--- Is it some extract from ginseng, and honey and peach and raspberry?
What about "sweetened with ginseng and honey, or peach and raspberry"
--- Is it some extract from ginseng, and honey and peach and raspberry?
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Newguest diet sweetened I've never come across that term. It probably refers to a sweetener other than sugar. Sweetened with could include any of your examples, but I don't think there is such a thing as extract of honey.
- Newguest diet sweetened I've never come across that term.
- It probably refers to a sweetener other than sugar.
- Sweetened with could include any of your examples, but I don't think there is such a thing as extract of honey.
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Newguestdiet sweetenedI've never come across that term. It probably refers to a sweetener other than sugar. Sweetened with could include any of your examples, but I don't think there is such a thing as extract of honey.
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NewguestWhat about "sweetened with ginseng and honey, or peach and raspberry"Honey is a natural sweetener. Fruits are also contain the sugars glucose and fructose.
Artificial sweeteners are chemicals with a molecular structure that makes it taste sweet., but it cannot be broken down into glucose that is energy for the body's cells.
Regular sugar
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