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Invert sugar is the hydrolyzed form of sucrose, wherein both glucose and fructose are present as self-regulating entities. It is produced by the breakdown of sucrose. Sucrose, we know, is a disaccharide molecule, an amalgamation of the two monosaccharides, glucose and fructose. See our invert sugar syrup for further details.
