Frequently Asked Questions

Sweet'N Low® Brand sugar substitute was introduced in the United States over forty years ago. Available in more than 50 countries, Sweet'N Low® has become the number one sugar substitute in the world.

What are the ingredients of Sweet'N Low Brand® granulated sugar substitute?
What is saccharin?
What is dextrose and why is it added to Sweet'N Low?
What sizes are available?
Who manufactures Sweet'N Low?
How can I get further information about Sweet'N Low and other sweeteners?
How long has Sweet'N Low been available?
Do you make Sweet'N Low Brand candy, syrup, and cake and icing mixes?
Where can I find Sweet'N Low Brand candy?
Where can I find Sweet'N Low Brand cake and icing mixes?
Where can I find Sweet'N Low Brand syrup?
Is Sweet'N Low available for the military/in commissaries?

What are the ingredients of Sweet'N Low Brand® granulated sugar substitute?

In the United States, the ingredients of Sweet'N Low Brand granulated sugar substitute are nutritive dextrose, 3.6% saccharin (36 mg per packet), cream of tartar and calcium silicate (an anti-caking agent).
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What is saccharin?

Saccharin is the sweetener in Sweet'N Low. It was discovered in late 1800 and has been used safely by people ever since. It is between 300 and 500 times sweeter than sugar. Please visit www.saccharin.org for more information.
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What is dextrose and why is it added to Sweet'N Low?

Dextrose is a natural carbohydrate derived from corn. All sugar substitutes in powder form contain dextrose. Dextrose is used to dilute the very potent sweetener to make it measurable for consumers.
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What sizes are available?

Sweet'N Low is available in boxes of 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1500 packets as well as in 8 oz bulk boxes, 3.2 oz brown boxes, and 8 oz liquid bottles. (Please click on the product name to view its nutrition facts).

It is available nationally in supermarkets, club stores and chain drugstores in the sugar substitute or baking aisles.
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Who manufactures Sweet'N Low?

Cumberland Packing Corp. manufactures Sweet'N Low. Our Brooklyn, NY-based company also manufactures Butter Buds butter flavored granules, Sugar In The Raw turbinado sugar, and Nu-Salt sodium free salt substitute.
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How can I get further information about Sweet'N Low and other sweeteners?

Please visit the Calorie Control Council web site for in-depth information.
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How long has Sweet'N Low been available?

Sweet'N Low was first introduced in 1957.
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Do you make Sweet'N Low Brand candy, syrup, and cake and icing mixes?

Today there are both sugar free and low sugar food manufacturers licensed to use the Sweet'N Low brand name. Although the sweetening ingredients vary in these products, you can be assured that they meet our high standards of quality and taste.
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Where can I find Sweet'N Low Brand candy?

Healthy Food Brands has the license to manufacture and sell the candies under the Sweet'N Low trademark. Please contact them directly for more information. You can also purchase it through our website. [ top of page ]

Where can I find Sweet'N Low Brand cake and icing mixes?

Bernard Food Industries has the license to manufacture and sell the cake and icing mixes under the Sweet'N Low trademark. Please contact them directly for more information. [ top of page ]

Where can I find Sweet'N Low Brand syrup?

The syrup is currently in limited distribution. We are working to make it more available. In the meantime, you can call 800-325-5409 to order by mail or visit www.edietshop.com to order online.
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Is Sweet'N Low available for the military/in commissaries?

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