Examples of using Steviol in English and their translations into Polish
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KEY WORDS: food market,food, steviol glycosides, properties.
Steviol glycosides have been authorised for use as a sweetener in the EU since 2011.
The technological properties of steviol glycosides were discussed on the basis of literature data.
Steviol glycosides are the natural sweet components found in the leaves of the stevia plant.
The sweetener they extract, which is also used in products,is called steviol glycosides.
The new fritz-kola with steviol glycosides from stevia tastes sweet with a round Kola flavor.
The component of stevia extract that gives it its sweetness is a mixture of various steviol glycosides.
KEY WORDS: steviol glycosides, sweetener, safety evaluation, labeling of foodstuffs.
The new low-calorie Kola strain from fritz-kola has been on the market since December:fritz-kola with Stevia steviol glycosides.
It is a blend of erythritol and steviol glycosides, whose sweetness is much higher than traditional sugar.
The Council decided not to oppose the adoption of the six following Commission regulations concerning food additives,health claims made on food and steviol glycosides.
The steviol glycosides extracted from the stevia plant are approved as a sweetener from 2 December 2011 under the number"E 960.
An example of such an innovative product is the natural sweetener, steviol glycosides, which are derived from the Stevia ribaudiana plant.
Steviol glycosides from Stevia rebaudiana have been reported to be between 30 and 320 times sweeter than sucrose, although there is some disagreement in the technical literature about these numbers.
The Commission Regulation(EC) No 1131/2011 allowing the use of a new sweetener- steviol glycosides in food was published in November 2011.
The method of steviol glycosides' production, safety evaluation of this substance by EFSA, the technological properties and the conditions of use of E 960 in food as well as labelling of products containing steviol glycosides have been described in the article.
The availability of sweeteners andother food products containing steviol glycosides was determined on the basis of the offer of the selected retail stores and on-line sales.
A commercial steviol glycoside mixture extracted from the plant was found to have about 80% stevioside,8% rebaudioside A, and 0.6% rebaudioside C. The Chinese plant Rubus chingii produces rubusoside, a steviol glycoside not found in Stevia.
The aim of this paper is to present the technological properties of steviol glycosides, the possibilities of their use in food products, as well as the assessment of the availability of products with glycosides on the Polish market.
The steviol glycosides found in S. rebaudiana leaves, and their weight percentage, include: Stevioside( 5-10%) Rebaudioside A( 2-4%) Rebaudioside C( 1-2%) Dulcoside A( 0.5-1%) Rebaudioside B Rebaudioside D Rebaudioside E The last three are present only in minute quantities, and rebaudioside B has been claimed to be a byproduct of the isolation technique.