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ryan96

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I do not have diabetes
Does anybody know if Impress Granulated Table-Top Sweetener is suitable for diabetics?
 
Best way to find out would be to check the nutritional values on the back of the tub/packet. Paying particular notice to the carbohydrate and sugar contents.. Also artificial sweeteners are usually made from several man-made ingredients it would be worth checking to see if the individual is allergic or suffers reactions to these.
 
IZ THE LEG END said:
Best way to find out would be to check the nutritional values on the back of the tub/packet. Paying particular notice to the carbohydrate and sugar contents.. Also artificial sweeteners are usually made from several man-made ingredients it would be worth checking to see if the individual is allergic or suffers reactions to these.
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Hi. I have since looked up the contents and have found that it contains 0.1g of sugar per teaspoon.
 
ryan96 said:
Hi. I have since looked up the contents and have found that it contains 0.1g of sugar per teaspoon.
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The sugar content seems good, you just need to clarify the ingredients such as but not inclusive of maltodextrin (mixture of sugars), dextrose (glucose) obviously as diabetics we don't really want these... I'm no expert mind so others may have a better input...
 
Hi. It does contain Maltodextrin and again it has 0.5g of Carbohydrate per teaspoon.
 
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