Re:High fructose corn syrup rebranded as 'corn sugar'
by gte910h on Tuesday September 14, 2010 @12:32PM
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HFCS comes in varying F/G ratios. HFCS-55 is the most common, which is 55% fructose. The other two common varieties are HFCS-90 and HFCS-42. All HFCS starts at 90 then pure glucose corn syrup is added to dilute it down. HFCS-55 is about as sweet as sugar (unless heated, in which case it it significantly less so).
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