mixed high-fructose
French translation: mélange de fructose hautement concentré
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| 4 | mélange de fructose hautement concentré |
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| 4 | sirop de glucose-fructose / sirop à teneur élevée en fructose |
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| 4 | sirop à haute teneur en fructose |
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mélange de fructose hautement concentré Explanation: généralement du fructose de sirop de maïs OGM :) |
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sirop de glucose-fructose / sirop à teneur élevée en fructose Explanation: "CA2830625A1 - Coffee beverage and process for producing same ... https://patents.google.com/patent/CA2830625A1/en ... in an amount not exceeding the amount of sugar in the fructose-glucose syrup. High fructose syrup containing sugar (also referred to as sugar-mixed high fructose syrup) is defined as one that is prepared by adding sugar to the high fructose syrup in an amount not exceeding the amount of sugar in the high fructose syrup." "Sirop de maïs à haute teneur en fructose – Introduction d’un article Wikipédia Mieux connu sous le nom générique de sirop de glucose-fructose (ou tout simplement la glucose-fructose1), le sirop de maïs à haute teneur en fructose (SGHF, ou HFCS selon le signe anglais de high-fructose corn syrup) désigne une série de sirops de maïs qui ont été soumis à des processus enzymatiques en vue d'augmenter leur teneur en fructose et ensuite mélangés à du sirop de maïs pur (100 % de glucose) pour obtenir leur composition finale. En France, il est présent sur l'étiquetage des ingrédients parfois comme isoglucose." |
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sirop à haute teneur en fructose Explanation: https://animres.edpsciences.org/articles/animres/pdf/1978/03... |
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