desugaring
/diːˈʃʊɡərɪŋ/
noun
- The process of removing sugar from something, especially from a food or drink to make it less sweet or healthier.
- The company specializes in the desugaring of syrups for diabetic-friendly products.
- The desugaring of soft drinks has become popular as people try to reduce their sugar intake.
- Many fruit juices undergo desugaring to create low-calorie versions.
verb
- Present participle of desugar; to remove sugar from something.
- She spent the afternoon desugaring the homemade jam by boiling it with a special enzyme.
- The factory is currently desugaring a batch of fruit concentrate.
- They are desugaring the recipe to make it suitable for people on a sugar-free diet.