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498 Fry and Hoek<br />

rally, there is no reason the salt cannot be used in any application permitted by<br />

regulation, including liquid beverages and dairy products.<br />

The salt is made from existing, permitted intense sweeteners. Its manufacture<br />

even purifies further the food-grade raw materials, and the process introduces<br />

no new impurities. The salt is stable on dry storage, including at elevated temperatures,<br />

and dissociates immediately when dissolved to provide an equimolar solution<br />

of aspartame and acesulfame. Thus, toxicologically, there is no difference<br />

between aspartame-acesulfame salt and an equimolar, mechanical mixture of<br />

aspartame and acesulfame-K, and use of the salt introduces no new toxicological<br />

issues. The salt is regarded in the United States as being covered by current FDA<br />

regulations on aspartame and acesulfame-K, and regulatory clearance is being<br />

sought in numerous other countries.<br />

Aspartame-acesulfame, its production, and many applications are the subjects<br />

of international patents and patent applications by Holland Sweetener Company,<br />

which markets the sweetener-sweetener salt under their trademark Twinsweet.<br />

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activas o aceptables de sabor dulce. Spanish Patent ES-A-8 604 766, 1986.<br />

2. JC Fry, J Van Soolingen. Sweetener salts. European Patent Application EP 0 768<br />

041, 1997.<br />

3. JC Fry, J Van Soolingen. Sweetener salts. United States Patent US-A-5827562,<br />

1998.<br />

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Market, Brussels, 1996, pp 58–68.<br />

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in Low-Calorie <strong>Sweeteners</strong>: Present and Future, Proceedings of ISA/IUFoST<br />

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A, 1998.<br />

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of Food Ingredients Europe, London, 1997, pp 55–57.<br />

9. JC Fry, AC Hoek, LFW Vleugels. Dry foodstuffs containing dipeptide sweetener.<br />

International Patent Application WO-98/02050-A, 1998

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