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Watching Givaudan’s Sweet Smart Masterclass series (seasons 1 and 2) examine the complex topic of sugar reduction: collaborating and co-creating with manufacturers in the space. With the second season released last year, the episodes cover the science behind sugar reduction, sweetness and reformulation. Having a deep knowledge of sweetness perception is crucial for manufacturers in the market. Topics covered in the various episodes of the masterclass include:


• Sweetness perception: by having a more in-depth understanding of sweetness perception in the mouth during food consumption, it’s possible to recognise the elements of a product that are most likely to be impacted by sugar reduction (Episode 6).


• Sensory tools: how manufacturers can use sensory tools to analyse how sugar perceptions can vary from sugar alternative perceptions (Episode 5).


• Rebuilding the full taste experience: identifying potential changes in product taste and utilising an array  sugar (Episode 4).


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