Sugar plays an incredibly important role in many industries, not just as a sweetener, but as an important active or added ingredient on its own. This is because sugar has many important chemical properties that are useful in multiple industries. Added sugars are found in many foods and beverages, and for a good reason.
At its core, adding flavor to any food item, beverage, or even pharmaceutical begins with sugar. Fruit juices already contain natural sugars from fruits, but sugar is still frequently added to juice and other soda and dairy beverages to give them unique flavors. Sugar enhances the flavor of anything it is added to, but beyond that, it serves a few other purposes as well.
As an added ingredient, sugar works together with other ingredients to enhance or brighten the colors of natural ingredients and even increase aromatics. Sugar can also counteract other less desirable bitter ingredients, such as cocoa, and make it delicious, like turning cocoa into chocolate.
Many add sugar as a bulking agent for various liquids, syrups, jams, and more. Depending on what type of sugar you use, you can achieve different textures and mouthfeel. You can also combine sugar with other ingredients such as pectin to make more gelatinous creations.
As a humectant, sugar binds excess water that normally would accumulate microorganism growth. Despite many people reaching for products with no added sugar, sometimes it is a necessity to prevent products from spoiling too quickly!
Brownulated or Free Flowing brown sugar is a lower moisture version of ordinary brown. Free flowing brown sugar handles with less clumping and caking—ideal for automated weighing and scaling operations.
Powdered Fructose
A nonsucrose sugar occurs naturally in most plants and fruits, and in honey. It is produced commercially from corn and is available in crystal and powdered forms.
Bulk granulated sugar, which is commonly known as white sugar or table sugar, has an extremely fine consistency. This allows it to dissolve completely in just about any of your mixtures. This includes sauces, batters, drinks, and more.
Bottlers sugar is a pure sugar solution that was developed to provide an easy-to-handle alternative to granulated sugars.
Brownulated or Free Flowing brown sugar is a lower moisture version of ordinary brown. Free flowing brown sugar handles with less clumping and caking—ideal for automated weighing and scaling operations.
Con AA & Con A
Con AA and Con A are extremely pure, extra-large grain sugars, utilized for specific purposes. Beyond their unique uses, Con AA and Con A sugar have a few distinctive attributes.
This type of liquid sugar is produced by taking water and mixing it with brown or
white sugar.
Full Invert Sugar is a premium, pure sugar solution that was developed to provide an alternative to granulated sugars. It is carefully produced with the finest sugar to provide consistent flavor
and color.
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Crystal or powdered fructose is often used, especially in the beverage industry, for its extra sweet properties. Less fructose is needed than regular granulated sugar to achieve the same level of sweetness, which helps with waste when you're mass producing a product.
Of course, granulated sugar and brown sugar remain popular for a reason. Their familiar, tried-and-true multipurpose use always means you should always have some in stock, and the flavoring industry is no different.
High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) is the king of liquid sugar additives because of its "bang for the buck." With HFCS, you get a lot of sweetness at a generally lower cost, but there are many other liquid sugar alternatives that are typically deemed "healthier." You may also see natural sugars like honey or maple syrup, or other liquid sugars produced specifically for the beverage industry, such as
bottlers sugar.
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