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The sugar-free alternatives do not taste like sugar, which is evident from a multitude of blind-studies over the years, this is the first sweetener of this kind
by tmikaeld 3y ago
The sugar-free alternatives do not taste like sugar, which is evident from a multitude of blind-studies over the years, this is the first sweetener of this kind that is indistinguishable from sugar in taste and texture.
No one here is making the claim that it should be used for weight loss, that's more of a carbs issue in general - to which we have no substitute yet.
- toshk 3y agoThat's the whole point of my comment, and a large part of the article: "could put a dent in the global metabolic disease and obesity epidemic". So yeah that is what's everyone is claiming. It might not taste exactly like it, but nothing will. Regardless. Zero alternatives have become a massive market, and im sure many prefer it after while, knowing how human taste develops.
- tmikaeld 3y agoYes, the article makes a point about it, but that's their own editorializing. The manufacturer makes no such points (yet). https://amaiproteins.com/ https://amaiproteins.com/
- toshk 3y agoDon't follow your line of arguing, Im pointing to the arguments made by the authors of an article published in Nature. Neither this Article or my comment referred to the motivation of the manufacturer.
- tmikaeld 3y agoYou said that’s what “everyone’s” claiming, yet only the article author is