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• Nov 13, 2025 Sorbitol Intolerance Living Better With Sorbitol is the ubiquity of sorbitol in processed foods. It’s often added as a sugar substitute in products labeled as “sugar- free” or “diet,” including: Sugar-free gum and mints 1. Diet sodas and beverages 2. Toothpaste and mouthwash By Jordi Parker
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