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Hidden Sugars In Everyday Products

Updated: Mar 10, 2023



 

Nowadays, you can find sugar in many products and not know it is staring straight at you from the nutrition label. Sugar takes on many disguises. Many are unaware that sugar has more than 60 different names. Sugar is one of the dietary ingredients that may be listed with another name or made from various foods making it difficult to identify.


Making a habit of checking over the ingredient list can keep you from consuming an ingredient you don't want to. Ingredients listed on the nutrition label will be listed from highest quantity to lowest quantity. So, for example, if sugar is close to the top, the higher the amount of sugar that product contains.


Keep this list handy when heading to the grocery store to keep you from throwing something in the cart you may regret later.


Remember that having these items listed on the label makes the product a deal breaker. The amount of sugar included is what matters. A product with a total carbohydrate count of 1-2 grams can be incorporated into a low-carb eating style.


 

Agave nectar

Caramel

Dextrin

Grape sugar

Muscovado

Syrup

Barbados sugar

Carob syrup

Dextrose

High-fructose corn syrup

Panocha

Treacle

Barley malt

Castor sugar

Evaporated cane juice

Icing sugar

Powdered sugar

Turbinado sugar

Barley malt syrup

Confectioner's sugar

Fructose

Invert sugar

Raw sugar

Yellow sugar

Beet sugar

Corn sweetener

Fruit juice

Malt syrup

Refiner's syrup

Brown sugar

Corn syrup

Fruit juice concentrate

Maltodextrin

Rice syrup

Buttered syrup

Corn syrup solids

Glucose

Maltol

Saccharose

Cane juice

Date sugar

Golden sugar

Maltose

Sorghum syrup

Cane juice crystals

Dehydrated cane juice

Golden syrup

Mannose

Sucrose

Cane sugar

Demerara sugar

Granulated sugar

Molasses

Sweet sorghum




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