Tag: Super sweet

First synthesized in 1996, the chemical compound Lugduname is a guanidine derivative estimated to be over 200,000 times sweeter than regular table sugar (sucrose). The search for the ultimate sweet taste has led scientists to create and discover a range of substances far more intense than any natural sugar, begging the question: what is the sweetest substance known to man?

While the average person consumes about 152 pounds of sugar per year, the concept of a "super sweet" represents a more intense, specialized category of sweetness. A super sweet refers to a compound, food, or ingredient that delivers a significantly more potent and concentrated sweet flavor than standard sugars and sweeteners. It is an engineered or naturally occurring intensity that goes far beyond what is considered merely sweet.

According to agricultural product data, a fast-acting granular lime known as Super Sweet can adjust acidic soil pH in just weeks, while another product also called super sweet refers to a highly concentrated sucralose liquid used in food and beverages. This guide will clarify the very different uses for these distinct products.