mehukkaihin
Mehukkaihin is a term of Finnish origin that translates to "sweeteners" or "sweetening agents." It refers to any substance that imparts sweetness to food or drink. While sugar, in its various forms like sucrose, glucose, and fructose, is the most common sweetener, mehukkaihin also encompasses a wide range of artificial and natural alternatives.
Artificial sweeteners, often called sugar substitutes, provide sweetness with very few or no calories. Examples include
The use of mehukkaihin is widespread in the food industry for both taste enhancement and to reduce