Tuesday, February 27, 2018

SRI oxime V

A relatively new sweetener called SRI oxime V is prepared from perillartine, an aldoxime. Perillartine is an intensely sweet derivative of perillaldehyde, an aldoxime nonnutritive sweetener use since 1920 in Japan, were it is known as perillo-sugar.

SRI oxime V is reported to be over 450 times sweetener than sucrose on a weight basis and exhibits much improved water solubility when compared with perillartine.

It has no undesirable aftertaste and is stable above pH 3. SRI oxime V appeared to be applicable for all uses, including sweet concentrates, baked goods, and acidic soft drinks.
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