NutraSweet

American  

[noo-truh-sweet, nyoo-] / ˈnu trəˌswit, ˈnyu- /

Trademark.

1. a brand of aspartame used in a low-calorie sweetener and in other processed foods, as soft drinks.

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Example Sentences

“One of the benefits of aspartame is that it’s been made for so long that manufacturers have really refined the costs and processing of it so well and they get a superior product,” said Glenn Roy, an adjunct organic chemistry professor at Vassar College who spent more than three decades working at food companies, including NutraSweet, General Foods and PepsiCo.

From New York Times

It’s in tabletop sweeteners sold as Equal, Sugar Twin and NutraSweet.

From Seattle Times

It’s in tabletop sweeteners sold as Equal, Sugar Twin and NutraSweet.

From Washington Times

Up in the airport’s control tower, a drawer overflowed with packets of Splenda and NutraSweet, and a cabinet was crammed with peanut butter, canned corn and a giant jar of whey.

From Los Angeles Times

He turned the company around by cutting costs, selling subsidiaries and developing the artificial sweetener NutraSweet, which made billions after its approval by the Food and Drug Administration.

From New York Times