Examples of saccharin

• Roberts happened to read prior to his trip a report about the novel taste of saccharin in experiments with rats.

• Rats that got saccharin weighed more than rats that did not.

• The similarities suggested that an association between saccharin and the liquid diet was behind the saccharin-induced weight gain.

• That the two groups (with and without saccharin) weighed the same after one week suggested that learning was involved.

• The saccharin would provide the flavor; the liquid diet, the calories.

• For example, since the banning of cyclamate, saccharin is the only permitted non-nutritive sweetener available and the benefits from its use are substantial, particularly to the overweight or diabetic.

• He told me that the price of a thousand saccharin tablets had been increased from 16p to 24p.

• It was that the shop concerned had two suppliers of saccharin tablets.

• The use of saccharin is already permitted in food.

• The more cynical, however, may well say that cyclamates are more widely used in some of these articles, because they are cheaper than saccharin.

• This ban is part of compositional requirements and has nothing to do with the safety of cyclamates or saccharin.

• Other studies in progress, including ones of saccharin usage by man, will be reviewed as and when their results become available.

• Can we have a debate on that, because what have been called sweeteners seem to be saccharin—a substitute for the real thing?

• Apart from sugar, glucose and allied carbonhydrates, the only sweetening agent at present in use is saccharin.

• We are maintaining the present regulation which insists on not more than a certain amount of saccharin in all soft drinks and food.