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Dear Virginia,

 

I recommend the green leaf flake or powder only. You can put it in tea,

baked goods or whatever.

It is not processed. It is simply Stevia plant grown organically and

then ground up into a flake or a powder.

You can find it in most health food stores that have a bulk herbs section.

 

We sell it here but unless you are purchasing other products the

shipping and handling of $8 minimum makes

the price for it out of sight.

 

In my opinion, the white, processed Stevia powder is junk and I dislike

the after taste it has plus it will not

mix easily into a hot drink.. I have found the liquids to have a nasty

after taste as well so I just stick to the

most NATURAL form of Stevia which is the organic leaf.

 

Your in Knowledge, Health and Freedom,

 

Valorie

 

Virginia Leonard wrote:

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> one distributor better than another?

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