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Definition of Splenda in US English: Splendanounˈsplendəˈsplendə trademark An artificial sweetener used as a calorie-free sugar substitute. Example sentencesExamples - On their websites and in various literature, the marketers of Splenda often refer to sucralose…
- Lately, it seems like Splenda is gaining popularity in the crowded sugar-substitute category.
- When turned into Splenda it becomes a chlorocarbon, in the family of Chlorodane, Lindane and DDT.
- The following interview was conducted with Janet Starr Hull on the safety of sucralose found in Splenda.
- The beverage is 2 shots of espresso, the rest skim milk, and as many Splendas as you like.
- But the chlorine in Splenda and DDT are similar because it is [covalently] bonded to a carbon atom.
- I don't know, but it tastes like sugar enough to me that Splenda is what I use exclusively.
- The sugar industry, which insists that sugar doesn't cause diabetes, or weight gain, or behavioral disorders, is calling the Splenda promoters liars.
- He knows she takes her coffee black with two Splendas, and she finishes his sentences.
- When my turn in line came, I bellowed: ‘One tall breve latté with four Splendas and extra foam,’ feeling like I'd mastered a new language.
Definition of Splenda in US English: Splendanounˈsplendə trademark An artificial sweetener used as a calorie-free sugar substitute. Example sentencesExamples - The beverage is 2 shots of espresso, the rest skim milk, and as many Splendas as you like.
- When my turn in line came, I bellowed: ‘One tall breve latté with four Splendas and extra foam,’ feeling like I'd mastered a new language.
- The sugar industry, which insists that sugar doesn't cause diabetes, or weight gain, or behavioral disorders, is calling the Splenda promoters liars.
- I don't know, but it tastes like sugar enough to me that Splenda is what I use exclusively.
- The following interview was conducted with Janet Starr Hull on the safety of sucralose found in Splenda.
- When turned into Splenda it becomes a chlorocarbon, in the family of Chlorodane, Lindane and DDT.
- Lately, it seems like Splenda is gaining popularity in the crowded sugar-substitute category.
- He knows she takes her coffee black with two Splendas, and she finishes his sentences.
- On their websites and in various literature, the marketers of Splenda often refer to sucralose…
- But the chlorine in Splenda and DDT are similar because it is [covalently] bonded to a carbon atom.
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