How Are High-Fructose Corn Syrups (HFCSs) Different from Corn Syrups

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Multiple Choice

How are high-fructose corn syrups (HFCSs) different from corn syrups?

• A) because HFCS is made commercially by adding acids or enzymes to a mixture of cornstarch and water
• B) because HFCSs are used in dry mixes for beverages, sauces, and instant breakfast drinks
• C) because HFCSs are often used in soft drinks and processed foods to reduce manufacturing cost
• D) because a high number of glucose molecules are converted to fructose in HFCS

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