The effect of using alternative sweeteners to sucrose on ice cream quality. Ozdemir et al. (2008) The ice cream samples were prepared in the Pilot Plant. Studied to analyses found that the increase in the viscosity values increased the resistance of the ice cream to melting, while the elastic properties were decreased. The highest viscosity values were determined in the samples containing sucrose + HFCS on the first day and in the samples. Meltdown properties of ice cream found that the use of some natural sweeteners instead of sucrose in ice cream manufacture affected melting properties of ice cream samples. The overrun value of the ice cream sample with sucrose was higher than those of the others. The use of the other sweeteners instead of sucrose in the ice cream production decreased the overrun values. The use of different sugars in ice cream production significantly affected the physical, chemical and sensory properties of the ice cream samples. It showed that using only HFCS, GS and honey in ice cream production did not affect positively some quality properties of ice cream. However, HFCS and GS honey might be successfully used together with sucrose as sugar sources in ice cream production.