Sucralose is a non-nutritive sweetener that is produced by
replacing three hydroxyl groups with three chlorine atoms in the
sucrose molecule. Sucralose is safe for use, has high sweetening
power (600 times higher that of sucrose), a mild bitter aftertaste,
and is stable at high temperatures and acidities (Al-Dabbas &
Al-Qudsi 2010). Sucralose has been considered the best sweetener
to replace sugar because it causes fewer sensory changes in
the products compared with other sweeteners (Cadena et al., 2013).