Reducing sugar in food and beverage products requires more than replacing sweetness.
Sugar influences sweetness intensity, flavor perception, mouthfeel, texture, balance, and the overall sensory experience. When sugar is reduced, those characteristics can change too.
Successful sugar reduction starts by understanding the role sugar plays in a formulation, then rebuilding sweetness, taste, flavor, mouthfeel, and functionality using the right combination of sweetening, taste modulation, flavor, and functional ingredients.





