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The 10 pages that link to Added sugar, each with the reason it gives.

• Dietary fiberCompared with: Unlike most dietary fiber, added sugars are generally digestible and rapidly available as energy.

• SucroseRelated: Sucrose is one of the most widely used added sugars.

• Sugar substituteCompared with: Substitutes are used to provide sweetness while reducing or eliminating added sugar.

• High-fructose corn syrupNarrower topic: HFCS is one source of added sugar in diets.

• Sports drinkRelated: Frequent consumption outside exercise can add substantial sugar to the diet.

• CandyRelated: Candy is a concentrated source of added sugar in many diets.

• Grape juiceRelated: Some grape juice products include added sugar beyond the juice’s naturally occurring sugars.

• Breakfast cerealRelated: Its amount varies widely and distinguishes many sweetened cereals from plain grains.

• Cranberry juiceRelated: Sweetening balances cranberry juice’s pronounced tartness in many commercial products.

• John YudkinNarrower topic: Modern recommendations often distinguish added sugar from sugars naturally present in whole foods.