Corn Syrup: How This Neutral Sweetener Works in Candy & Baking
Made by enzymatically breaking starch into glucose, corn syrup prevents crystal‑formation in sweets—but it’s pure added sugar and essentially nutrient‑free.
What Is Corn Syrup?
Nutrition Facts (per 100 g)
Functional Benefits in Food Science
Health Impact
Culinary Uses & Tips
Common Substitutes
Sustainability & Supply Chain
Storage & Safety
Key Takeaways
- 1. Corn Syrup
Use in moderation due to high heat.
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