No Sweeteners
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What it is
No Sweeteners is not a specific ingredient but rather a label claim indicating that a product does not contain added sweeteners. These sweeteners could be sugars, artificial sweeteners, or natural non-sugar sweeteners. The absence of added sweeteners means the product's sweetness comes only from its natural ingredients.
Why it's used
Manufacturers use the 'No Sweeteners' claim to appeal to consumers seeking products with less added sugar or those who prefer to control their own sweetening. This claim is often found on products where natural sweetness is expected or desired, such as 100% fruit juices, unsweetened plant-based milks, and some plain yogurts.
Health notes
The FDA does not regulate the 'No Sweeteners' claim directly, but it requires that all ingredients be listed on the label. Products making this claim typically contain naturally occurring sugars from fruits or dairy. Health implications are generally tied to the overall nutritional profile of the food, including its natural sugar content and any other added ingredients.
Allergen info
Not a major allergen. This claim itself does not refer to a specific ingredient and therefore is not an allergen.
Products containing No Sweeteners
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S. Martinelli & Co.
Martinelli's, 100% Organic Sparkling Juice, Apple Grape, Apple Grape
50kcal
0Protein
0Fat
12.9Carbs
S. Martinelli & Co.
Cider Sparkling 100% Juice, Cider
60kcal
0.4Protein
0Fat
14.8Carbs
S. Martinelli & Co.
Sparkling Apple Cider, Apple
58kcal
0.4Protein
0Fat
14.6Carbs
S. Martinelli & Co.
Sparkling Cider 100% Juice
—kcal
0.4Protein
0Fat
14.6Carbs
S. Martinelli & Co.
Sparkling 100% Apple-Pomegranate Juice, Apple-Pomegranate
58kcal
0.4Protein
0Fat
14.6Carbs