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August 12, 2003

Meal Planning, Food and Diet

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Question from Kansas, USA:

I am allergic to corn products. Could you tell me what to use to replace confectioner’s sugar in recipes?

Answer:

From: DTeam Staff

Unfortunately, most sweeteners, including confectioner’s sugar, contain derivatives of corn for in order to obtain sweetness. I checked with the manufacturers of (sucralose), and even it contains maltodextrin (an additive made from corn sources). I would advise that you omit confectioner’s sugar from recipes due to the corn allergy.

JMS