Not enough to count in calories, unless you are eating a whole box a day. Maybe 10 in the whole box, but here's the thing. Some diabetics, incliding me, get a blood sugar spike from Aspartame and other artificial sweetners, just as I would from sugar . If that is a concern for you, do a random check 20-30 min after eating the gum and see for yourself if you have this idiosyncratic reaction.
most gum does. It may not say aspartame directly. Other words for it are splenda and sucralose.
Yes, it does.
Any temperature - It takes a lot more aspartame than is in gum to cause poisoning.
Aspartame is sold in the US as Nutrasweet and Equal. Sweet N' Low is saccharine. Splenda is sucralose.
It can be, particuarly if it's a "sugarfree" or low-cal gum.
usually aspartame
Yep. It does.
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If a dog eats gum containing aspartame, it may not be immediately toxic, but aspartame is not considered safe for dogs. While it is not as dangerous as xylitol, it can still cause gastrointestinal upset or other health issues. If you suspect your dog has ingested gum with aspartame, it's best to monitor for any unusual symptoms and consult your veterinarian for advice.
Very very little gum doesn't have Aspartame in it. Mainly bubble gum has no aspartame but I found some aspartame in Hubba Bubba.
Yes, Extra gum does contain aspartame as a sweetener in some of its varieties. However, it's important to check the ingredient list on the specific packaging, as formulations can vary by flavor and region. If you're concerned about aspartame or other ingredients, it's best to consult the label directly.
gum Arabic does also