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Sucralose is a chlorinated sucrose-derived sweetener. It is many times sweeter than table sugar, so labels usually show it near the end of the ingredient list even when it drives the sweetness profile.
GlossarySucraloseA high-intensity sweetener used to make foods and drinks taste sweet with little or no sugar.
IngredientSucrose acetate isobutyrateSucrose acetate isobutyrate is an E-number additive (E444) used as a thickener, stabiliser, or emulsifier. On labels, this code tells you the ingredient is being used for a technical function rather than as a whole-food ingredient. Wikipedia does not list a clear approval status for this entry.
IngredientSucrose esters of fatty acidsSucrose esters of fatty acids is an E-number additive (E473) used as a emulsifier. On labels, this code tells you the ingredient is being used for a technical function rather than as a whole-food ingredient. Wikipedia records its status as: Approved in the EU.