Take the tour ×  Does liquid glucose contain fructose in the
same ratio as high fructose corn syrup?  share|improve this
question I removed the health aspect of your question, since
that's off-topic here (see the faq). And.. am I missing
something? Isn't liquid glucose just glucose? –  Jefromi Jun 13
'12 at 15:03 Glucose and fructose are different substances.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glucose en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fructose – 
Mischa Arefiev Jun 13 '12 at 16:06 add comment  1 Answer  All
right, I'll say it as an answer: fructose is one sugar, glucose
is another. High fructose corn syrup contains plenty of fructose
(but not just that) - it's made by taking corn syrup and
converting some glucose to fructose to make it taste sweeter.
The exact sugar makeup of glucose syrup varies (see also this
previous question), but it certainly hasn't had glucose
deliberately converted to fructose, and the primary sugar should
be glucose. If the difference between fructose and glucose is a
concern for you, hopefully you're buying