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Acesulfame K

aka. Sunnett, Sweet One

A synthetic calorie-free sweetener, acesulfame K, also known as acesulfame potassium, is a chemical compound derived from acetoacetic acid and a mixture of potassium, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur, and hydrogen atoms.

FLAVOR PROFILE
Intensely sweet with a slight bitter aftertaste, often used to enhance sweetness alongside other sweeteners.
TEXTURE PROFILE
Crystalline powder form, dissolves easily in liquid without altering texture.
Culinary Uses
  • Beverages: Used to sweeten soft drinks and sugar-free beverages due to its high sweetness tolerance to heat.
  • Baked Goods: Incorporated into baked goods as it remains stable under high temperatures.
  • Dairy Products: Enhances the sweetness of sugar-free dairy products without affecting their consistency.
  • Confections: Utilized in sugar-free gum and candies to maintain sweetness over time.

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