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Recent research on xylitol , a frequent sugar substitute in processed foods, is showing that the full story on sugar alcohols may not be so sweet.
Xylitol is a kind of sugar alcohol found most often in candies and desserts labeled as “keto-friendly,” “diabetes-friendly” or “sugar-free” It also can be found in products for dental care, like toothpaste and mouthwash.
Xylitol is most commonly found in sugar-free candies and other confections.
Food manufacturers aren't always required to list sugar alcohols on their packaging.
Even if a food says it contains sugar alcohol, it won’t necessarily state which one.
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