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What are non fermenting sugar?

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Spenda, or Sucralose, would work as a non fermenting sugar (NFS), because the yeast that turns sugar to alcohol cannot digest it. Another NFS islactose or milk sugar, but it isn't very sweet, and about 30% of the adults in the world cannot digest lactose. The final NFS that i am aware of is Malto-dextran. It is the main ingredient in corn syrup, and its not very sweet, but is indigestible to yeast.

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