I just read dextrose and glucose are the same thing. Is this true.
I just read dextrose and glucose are the same thing. Is this true.
not entirely. where you read it?
On a site selling dextrose
Whats the diffrence I can get glucose for sfa but dextrose is proving more difficult to get.
Anyone else.
Done a search can't find it on the website itself. But follow this link for the search page I was on. Look to for the link for irish sugar In it's decription it writes glucose (dextrose).
http://www.google.ie/search?hl=en&q=...cr%3DcountryIE
From the link you postedOriginally Posted by GREENMACHINE
Dextrose:also called glucose or blood sugar
What dont you understand?
Jantkan said not exactly. I can't find a uk/irish based source for dextrose. If it's the same thing I can just buy it a my local store for sfa albeit in smaller quantities. This is quite a relief as everone has told me to run dextrose instead of maltodextrin, something that was easy to get here.
Dextrose is glucose sugar refined from corn starch. Dextrose is a sweetener and a readily available source of energy. Dextrose is produced by the enzyme conversion of corn starch and then refined by ion-exchange demineralization.
yes, they are essentially the same.
no, they are the same thing.. dextrose = glucoseOriginally Posted by prolangtum
is that not what I said?Originally Posted by frank rizzo
2 things can essentially be the same w/o being identical. in this case the 2 things are identical so no, that is not what you said
ok, my verbage is off, I meant they are the same. Jeez...picky
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