Sugar alcohols are naturally found sweeteners derived from plants like fruits and vegetables. This sugar substitute contains ...

sugar alcohol, which is used in products like sugar-free cookies, candies, ice cream, beverages, and chewing gums. Are any of these sweeteners a better choice nutritionally? Dr. Frank Hu ...

Glendale, Arizona, is known for its entertainment options now, but the metro Phoenix city was once a temperance colony.

"People don’t realize how much sugar is in something like tonic water. These are things we want to be cautious about when choosing a mocktail." Sales of alcohol-free beer, wine and cocktails is ...

Predictably, as seltzer has become even more popular, a number of brands have begun to launch alcoholic versions ... contains 90 calories and no added sugar, as a healthier alternative.

A number of sugar-free or low-sugar products have already ... The sugar is then broken down into alcohol and carbonic acid gas with yeast in the fermentation phase. Sugar remains in the finished ...

Little Saints has launched its first non-alcoholic spirit, St. Mezcal. Infused with palo santo and ... [+] lion's mane, the sugar-free spirit offers smoky undertones and is best served over ice.