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Splenda

Splenda

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A brand name for a sweetener used instead of sugar in drinks and food
  • proper noun
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  • It's sweetened with Splenda.
  • Splenda sweetener
  • Splenda and sugar
  • sweetened with Splenda

And and the researcher again, didn't know whether they had just served sugar or Splenda.

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Examples

  • Nonfat, one sugar, one Splenda.

  • You can choose to add none at all or add another sweetener like Splenda at your own discretion.

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  • Could someone please pass me the Splenda?

  • I still prefer Splenda, though.

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  • In a separate bowl, beat the egg and the Splenda until blended.

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  • A lot of people are shocked to find out that Splenda may be used when making fresh new jams and preserves.

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  • As I always say, if you want it sugar-coated, sprinkle it with Splenda. :)

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  • I substituted Splenda baking sugar (1 tablespoon) for the sugar.

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  • Could someone please pass me the Splenda?

  • Sold as Splenda, this artificial sweetener is up to 600 times sweeter than sugar.

Synonyms

sweetener
vsSplenda
30 2.0

A substance added to food or drink to make it taste sweeter

is a brand term for a specific marketed substitute rather than the general category
saccharin
vsSplenda
2 6.3

A very sweet man-made white powder used instead of sugar with no calories

is a brand label for a sold product rather than the specific chemical
sucralose
vsSplenda
  • Specialized
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A sweet substance people use instead of sugar in food and drink

is a brand name for a widely sold product rather than the pure compound
sweetening
vsSplenda
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Something added to food or drink to make it sweeter

is a brand label for a marketed sweet substitute rather than the general action

Surface Forms

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Etymology

The name Splenda is a trademark invented to sound like splendid and the word 'sweet'. That's why Splenda is the brand name for a sweetener made to replace sugar in food and drinks.