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Consumers perceive stevia, monk fruit and allulose as natural, more so than sucralose or acesulfame potassium (Ace-K), said Sharon Bender, senior principal scientist for Winland Foods.

“The difference in consumer reception of monk fruit compared to allulose — both sourced from plants — is a great example of this. “Allulose is almost a one-to-one replacement in terms of flavor and ...

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