It is a naturally
occurring oligosaccharide (several simple sugars linked together) belonging to a group of carbohydrates known as fructans.
Not exact matches
Sukrin syrup is isomalto -
oligosaccharides, a naturally
occurring plant - based dietary fiber.
In the current context, the term total sugars was used to refer to the monosaccharides and disaccharides that are present in foods both naturally
occurring and those that are added during processing or food preparation, but the term excludes
oligosaccharides (degree of polymerization: 3 — 9).
The raffinose family of
oligosaccharides — including stachyose and verbascose —
occurs in seeds of food legumes at levels that cause flatulence in man and animals.
Fructans: Another type of
oligosaccharide, these are chains of fructose that
occur naturally in artichokes, garlic, onions, leeks, wheat, rye, and barley.
Isomalto -
oligosaccharide (IMO) is a moderately sweet carbohydrate that
occurs naturally, though in small quantities, in honey.
TABLE 7 - 1 Characteristics of Dietary Fiber Characteristic Dietary Fiber Nondigestible animal carbohydrate No Carbohydrates not recovered by alcohol precipitationa Yes Nondigestible mono - and disaccharides and polyols No Lignin Yes Resistant starch Some Intact, naturally
occurring food source only Yes Resistant to human enzymes Yes Specifies physiological effect No a Includes inulin,
oligosaccharides (3â $ «10 degrees of polymerization), fructans, poly - dextrose, methylcellulose, resistant maltodextrins, and other related compounds.
Synthetically manufactured or naturally
occurring isolated
oligosaccharides and manufactured resistant starch are included in this definition.
Also included are those naturally
occurring polysaccharides or
oligosaccharides usually extracted from their plant source that have been modified (e.g., to a shorter polymer length or to a different molecular arrangement).