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> Cheap corn syrup does not incentivize more sweetening. No one is rewarded more for putting more of an ingredient that costs money in a product. Um, sure they
by bsder 2y ago
> Cheap corn syrup does not incentivize more sweetening. No one is rewarded more for putting more of an ingredient that costs money in a product.
Um, sure they are. As sugar gets cheaper and cheaper, the incentives are to substitute sugar for other ingredients that are more expensive.
Look at the "fat free" foods--they've got whopping amounts more sugar than their normal counterparts, for example.
- arrowsmith 2y agoRe: your last paragraph, isn’t that to do with taste, not cost? I thought the reason they put sugar in “fat-free” products is because they taste like inedible garbage without it. Because they’re garbage.