For those seeking healthier alternatives, the good news is that there are several natural and organic substitutes for sugar that not only provide sweetness but also come with added health benefits.

Simply use a little more hot cocoa mix than the powdered sugar that your recipe asks for, and account for the extra flavoring of chocolate that the mix will add. When mixed with cornstarch and a ...

However, some of these sugar substitutes have been controversial for decades. One sweetener, Splenda, has even raised concerns for causing cancer, though there's no substantial proof. Here's what ...

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Sugar substitutes, like Splenda, can disrupt the good bacteria in the gut, making it another unhealthy choice. Here’s the good news: There are ways to make your coffee even healthier ...

After hours spent making your favorite dessert, it can feel like a baker's nightmare to find an empty box of confectioner's sugar (raise your hand if your kids haven't put an empty box away in the ...

Natural sugar substitutes are a great way to sweeten your favorite treats while adding health benefits. It's easier to make the replacement than you think. Read on to see our top six natural sugar ...

Israeli food-tech company Amai, based in Rehovot, has been developing a healthy sugar substitute for years. The sweetener, a computer-designed protein, made a significant step forward this week ...

“You can use real sugar, but why throw sugar in if you can use Splenda?” he told the outlet while also clarifying that he tries to avoid carbs “most of the time.” 16 packets of Splenda is ...

It makes products such as Splenda, a sugar substitute made from sucralose, an extremely sweet chemical discovered after being accidentally tasted by university researchers in 1976. The 165-year ...

If you're out of sugar or just want to cut back on sweetness, try substituting in some applesauce. Sweetened applesauce has both natural and added sugars (Mott's Original, for example, has 25 ...

24, “but why throw sugar in if you can use Splenda?” The low-carb modification quickly sparked a wave of strong reactions on social media, ranging from intrigued to bewildered. One X (formerly ...