Nutrient guideNutrient guide
Log

Fructose

HFCS

NutritionA monosaccharide in fruit and honey. Widely used in processed foods as high-fructose corn syrup.

Less is betterNutrition label item

Definition

A monosaccharide in fruit and honey. Widely used in processed foods as high-fructose corn syrup.

In the body

Metabolized mainly in the liver; in excess it can promote triglyceride synthesis and fatty liver.

Watch out for

The concern is added fructose in drinks and snacks rather than fruit itself. A single can of soda often holds 20–30 g.

Products showing this ingredient: 62,810

The word ‘과당·프럭토스·액상과당·고과당옥수수시럽·HFCS’ appears in the ingredient list · shown on 0 · not an amount

No products list it

Log
PhotoBarcode
Recent logs
Additives

More in the nutrient guide ›

One line, by your rules
Log in or sign up
A smarter way to eat

Sign-up consent
Sensitive data consent
Upload the data on this device?

Logs on this device 0 here. Nothing is uploaded without asking.

Beta feedback

We store this sentence and the current path only — no account, search terms or health values.