Confectionary

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Commonly used as sugar substitutes as they are sweeter and contribute only a few to no calories.

Products are used in foods to create flavour, fragrance, or replenish flavours lost during processing.

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Sweeteners
  • Corn Syrup
    Natural sweeteners derived from corn starch used in a wide variety of food products. Used in foods to soften texture, add volume, prevent crystallization  of sugar and enhance flavour
  • High Fructose
    Derivative of corn syrup
  • Sorbitol
    Sugar alcohol found in fruits and plants. Used as a sweetener, humectant and texturizing agent
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Flavouring Agent
  • Cocoa Powder
    Chocolate powder flavouring
  • Ethyl Vanillin
    Flavouring agent and spice. Used as a replacement or to strengthen the flavour of vanilla in a variety of foods
  • Vanillin
    Flavouring; fragrance

Control moisture in foods to enhance the food’s stability, maintain texture, and safe for a longer shelf-life.

Substances that cause food to rise when they enter the oven and retain the structure once it is removed.

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Humectants
  • Corn Syrup
    Natural sweeteners derived from corn starch used in a wide variety of food products. Used in foods to soften texture, add volume, prevent crystallization  of sugar and enhance flavour
  • High Fructose Corn Syrup
    Derivative of corn syrup
  • Sorbitol
    Sugar alcohol found in fruits and plants. Used as a sweetener, humectant and texturizing agent
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Leavening Agents
  • Ammonium Bicarb
    Raising agent for flat baked goods, such as cookies and crackers
  • Monocalcium
    Leavening agent
  • SAPP (Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate)
    Buffering and chelating agent in canned and processed seafood; acid source for reaction with baking soda to leaven baked goods