Corn Syrup Solids
Corn syrup solids are a favorite form of powdered or granulated glucose, obtained from the glucose-based liquid corn syrup.
Corn syrup solids are a favorite form of powdered or granulated glucose, obtained from the glucose-based liquid corn syrup.
A crystalline form of glucose, crystalline fructose is an additive created out of corn or sugar cane. It is typically used as a nutritive or caloric sweetener for foods and drinks.
Glucose syrup solids are made of dried glucose syrup created by converting cornstarch. It is used as a sweetener and bodying agent in confectionery products and jams, jellies and preserves, as well as syrups and toppings.
High-fructose corn serum is derived from cornstarch with some of the glucose converted to fructose. It is used as a less expensive alternative to sucrose in commercial manufacturing of food and drinks.
A white, powdery starch, maltodextrin is used as a flavoring and thickening agent that improves the shelf life of a variety of foods. It is also used as a carbohydrate supplement and is a widely present ingredient in packaged baked goods, candies and soft drinks.