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    Fibermaxxing, Fermentation, and the Metabolites Running the Show

    Summary Most formulation strategies still focus on sweetness curves, macros, and label claims. But the real metabolic story begins after digestion, in the colon, where microbial fermentation determines whether your product drives short-chain fatty acids or neurotoxic byproducts. In this Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 4 daysFebruary 26, 2026 ago

    Sweetener Breakups Are Hard:

    Sweetener Breakups Are Hard: Why the Industry Is Quietly Moving on from Erythritol (and What to Do Instead) Summary Erythritol hasn’t been banned, and it hasn’t stopped functioning. What’s changed is risk. Once a quiet, reliable workhorse in sugar reduction, Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 6 daysFebruary 24, 2026 ago
    Formulation Mission Control

    Mission Control for Modern Formulation

    How Icon Foods Steers Brands Through the New Nutrition Frontier At SCIFTS and again at EXPOWest, the food and beverage industry won’t just be trading samples and business cards—they’ll be navigating the tectonic shift that’s reshaping how products get made, labeled, and loved. Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 7 daysFebruary 23, 2026 ago

    The Erythritol Reckoning, Part II

    Trade Policy Just Changed the Formulation Playbook (Again) Summary In The Erythritol Reckoning, Part II, Thom King moves beyond last week’s science debate and into the economic earthquake now reshaping formulation strategy. With final antidumping and countervailing duties of up to Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 1 weekFebruary 22, 2026 ago

    Sugar, Science, and Strategy: 

    Why the New U.S. Dietary Guidelines Will Reshape Better-For-You Food Innovation, and How You Can Lead the Charge Summary The upcoming 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans signal a decisive shift in federal nutrition policy, placing added sugar and highly processed Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 2 weeksFebruary 17, 2026 ago

    RTD Coffee Has Entered Its Second Act

    Summary RTD coffee has moved beyond convenience and into its second act: function-first formulation. Today’s bottled brews are expected to deliver protein for satiety, fiber for balance, adaptogens for focus, and low sugar without sacrificing drinkability. But coffee is a Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 2 weeksFebruary 16, 2026 ago

    The Erythritol Reckoning: What Now for BFY Formulators?

    Summary Erythritol was once the gold standard for sugar reduction—clean taste, low glycemic impact, functional bulk, and formulation flexibility. But tariffs, anti-dumping rulings, and mounting scientific scrutiny have dramatically altered its risk profile. With prices volatile and new research raising Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 2 weeksFebruary 16, 2026 ago

    The Sweet Spot Nobody Talks About

    Fillings • Added Sugars • And a New Day for Baked Goods When we talk about sugar reduction in baked goods, most conversations obsess over the dough. The crust. The base. The bread part. Meanwhile, the real sugar bomb is Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 3 weeksFebruary 12, 2026 ago
    SteviaSweet RA99M

    A Comparative Analysis: SteviaSweet

    SteviaSweet™ RA99M v. RA60, RA80, and RA95 Summary SteviaSweet™ RA99M represents a next-generation advance in steviol glycoside sweetening, combining high-purity Rebaudioside A and Rebaudioside M to deliver a cleaner, more sugar-like taste than traditional Reb A grades such as RA60, Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 3 weeksFebruary 11, 2026 ago

    FroCo* Has Entered the Chat

    Why Frozen Cottage Cheese is the Next Legit Platform, and How to Formulate it Without Screwing it Up Summary Frozen cottage cheese, or “FroCo*,” is emerging as a serious new platform in frozen desserts, driven by the convergence of protein-forward Read more…

    By Ron Miller, 3 weeksFebruary 10, 2026 ago

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