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Alobar---do you use the stevia in the dry form or the liquid. I can't stand

the taste of the dry sprinkled on. I get the concentrated dry form and mix

it with distilled water as directed and then put it in a dropper bottle and

keep in the frig. Here are the directions that come with what I purchase.

Maybe try it this way. I use it all the time and now several of my friends

have converted.

 

 

STEVIA: Stevia is a very sweet herb.200-300 times sweeter than sugar with a

slight licorice flavor. It is almost calorie free and does not trigger a

rise in blood sugar. It does not feed yeast or other micro organisms. We

recommend creating a liquid concentrate from the powder. To make: Dissolve 1

tsp Stevia powder into 3 TBSP filter water. One teaspoon of liquid solution,

will approximately equal 1 cup of sugar.

 

 

Alobar said:

> Agave has carbohydrates. I am a diabetic and I won't touch the stuff.

>> Stevia should work, but I can't stand the taste.

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I also use Stevia in liquid form but found a granular form of it that I had

never heard of at Bashes supermarket the other day. It looks a lot like sugar

and I can't remember the name of it right now but I love Stevia. I wish I could

find a a little cheaper version of it as it is rather expensive to buy as I

purchas the 4 oz and 2 oz sizes. I heard that wal mart was looking into carrying

it but I haven't seen it there and don't know if that would be the powder or

liquid. I like the liquid the best. g

 

 

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