Heat stabilized dipeptide sweetening composition and method

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Products per se – or processes of preparing or treating... – Noncarbohydrate sweetener or composition containing same

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426549, A23L 1236

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047724820

ABSTRACT:
A relatively heat stable, intense sweetener composition that includes a dipeptide sweetener and a heat stabilizing amount of a sugar acid lactone. The sweetening composition may also include a polyhydric alcohol, preferably fructose. The sweetening composition exhibits a significant sweetness synergism.
Mixes for food products which include a sweetening agent comprising a dipeptide sweetener and a heat stabilizing amount of a sugar acid lactone, sometimes in combination with a polyhydric alcohol. These mixes can have reduced or low calories, and low sodium and cholesterol levels.

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