To make corn syrup, cornstarch undergoes enzymatic processes which convert the starch to sugars, mainly glucose molecules. Glucose is a monosaccharide, a simple sugar – the same type of sugar ...
Cornstarch is converted into sugar to make regular corn syrup, but additional enzymes are then added. These enzymes turn some of the basic glucose molecules into fructose and makes the product ...
When corn starch is broken down into individual molecules, it becomes corn syrup, which is 100 percent glucose, a simple sugar. Special enzymes are then added to convert some of the glucose into ...