Sucralose (Liquid) Sweetener


Type: Water Soluble
Size: 1 oz
Price:
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Description

Sucralose is a high-intensity, zero-calorie sweetener derived from sugar, known for its clean, sugar-like taste and excellent stability. It is approximately 600 times sweeter than sugar, making it a highly efficient alternative for those looking to reduce sugar intake without compromising flavor. In its liquid form, it dissolves instantly in beverages and recipes, offering convenience and consistency.

Flavor Profile

  • Sweetness Intensity: ~600 times sweeter than sugar
  • Primary Notes: Pure, sugar-like sweetness with no bitterness
  • Aftertaste: Minimal to none; no lingering metallic or bitter notes
  • Mouthfeel: Light and smooth; fully soluble in both hot and cold applications

Usage Applications

  • Beverages: Coffee, tea, soft drinks, flavored water, energy drinks, cocktails
  • Baking & Desserts: Cakes, cookies, frostings, puddings, ice creams
  • Savory Applications: Sauces, marinades, condiments
  • DIY Creations: Liquid flavor enhancers, syrups, cosmetic formulations

Why Choose Sucralose Sweetener?

Sugar-Like Taste – No bitterness or aftertaste
Zero Calories, Zero Carbs – Ideal for keto, diabetic, and low-carb lifestyles
Heat Stable – Retains sweetness even in high-temperature cooking and baking
Highly Concentrated – A small amount goes a long way
Mixes Instantly – No graininess or need for extra stirring

How It Compares to Other Sweeteners

Sweetener Type Sweetness (Compared to Sugar) Aftertaste Best Used In
Sucralose ~600x None to minimal Beverages, Baking, Sauces
Monk Fruit 150-250x Minimal Beverages, Baking
Stevia 200-300x Bitter/Metallic Beverages, Baking
Erythritol 60-80% as sweet as sugar Cooling Effect Baking, Candies
Xylitol Equal to sugar Mild cooling Chewing gum, Baking

Storage & Stability

  • Shelf Life: 2+ years when stored properly
  • Storage Conditions: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
  • Solubility: Fully dissolves in hot and cold liquids

Usage Guidelines | SDS & COA Info

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