I would like your thoughts please....flavoring water for toddler

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It is my understanding that most, if not all,

natural flavoring is engineered from bacteria. And so the question

arises, how can they call it "natural" then? Well, it is produced from

a living organism, and therefore natural. That "cherry" flavordrop,

for instance, has most likely never, ever been part of a cherry.

Sidebar: Strawberry ice cream may have an old strawberry or two in it,

but the strawberry flavor is definitely from bacterial poop; again, a

"natural" substance. When I look at the "flavordrop" website all I see

are vials of bacterial poop next to pictures of fruit. Cheers!

 

Cliff Rae

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he really likes the water with the Stevia.  I made it with Kool-Aid so far.  But would like to come up with a more healthy version to add flavor to it, instead of the Kool-Aid packet.  But at least I got the sugar and fruit out of it.  and now he's also eating more food too. 

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On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 12:24 PM, ingrid eggett <ninimom24 wrote:I've heard good things about Stevia.  I've only tried it once and

probably didn't use enough, so I wasn't happy with it.  But I was also

in my first trimester of pregnancy then and that's the worst time for

me to try new things!  LOL!