Which stevia has the least amount of aftertaste?8
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i used to work in a food lab and have done a lot of work with taste masking stevia. there are different grades of Reb-A (The sweet component of stevia). the 97% purity has more aftertaste (due to the impurities). the 99% purity is much better and has A LOT less aftertaste.
577917
For myself, most of the sweet leaf products have little aftertaste. But I have been using stevia for several years. I really like the lemom drop and mandarin orange. They are my favorites. But I use many flavors by sweet leaf.
577918
I don't find thus to have an aftertaste whatsoever. Of course if you use too much you will find an unpleasant taste. But I use this in my coffee, in baked goods, oatmeal, in place if vanilla extract....and it all works wonderfully.
577919
I've tried others (Nu Naturals and Sprouts brands) and find them gross. This one (Sweet Leaf) tastes the best, however, you don't want to use too much.
577920
Personally I think lemon has the least amount of aftertaste.....but I have also found that cutting back on the amount I use also helps. It's trial and error to get just the right amount. Hope that helps!
180586
This stevia only requires about an 1/8 to a 1/4 of a teaspoon to sweeten a cup of coffee or tea. Think the package was about 14 oz. lasts a VERY long time
1491459
I did not buy the packets, only the bulk pure powder. In my experience, I have never found a pure stevia product without an aftertaste. That being said, I love the product and we don't notice the aftertaste anymore.
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They are all the NOW Better Stevia. The original refers to the flavor. And there is no glycerin. the ingredients are: De-ionized water, certified organic Stevia Extract (Stecia Rebaudiana) (Leaf) and 11% Alcohol.
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I don't detect an aftertaste. I love this stuff. For direct taste, just sampling a tiny bit on the inside of the bag makes you think 'cotton candy'. A regular serving of Sucralose is 12mg. A packet of Splenda is 12mg plus fillers to make a 1 gram, single serving packet. It's good to have a digital scale for using this as it's extremely potent stuff. Having too much in a serving can yield a funny taste, so that's why I mention the correct serving size.
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dear constance and amazon: thank you for contacting us about the now foods, certified organic stevia extract 8oz., non-bitter stevia (meaning that in the past there was a little bit of a bitter after taste, currently non-bitter is not displayed on the label anymore) was the previous version of what is now called "better stevia which is a better and improved certified organic formula. we are glad to help, you may also get your technical questions answerd by calling the manufacturer "now foods" at 1(888)669-3663, press #5 and live help will be at your service. we hope to hear from you in near future.best regardsesbca team dear constance and amazon: thank you for contacting us about the now foods, certified organic stevia extract 8oz., non-bitter stevia (meaning that in the past there was a little bit of a bitter after taste, currently non-bitter is not displayed on the label anymore) was the previous version of what is now called "better stevia which is a better and improved certified organic formula. we are glad to help, you may also get your technical questions answerd by calling the manufacturer "now foods" at 1(888)669-3663, press #5 and live help will be at your service. we hope to... » Read More dear constance and amazon: thank you for contacting us about the now foods, certified organic stevia extract 8oz., non-bitter stevia (meaning that in the past there was a little bit of a bitter after taste, currently non-bitter is not displayed on the label anymore) was the previous version of what is now called "better stevia which is a better and improved certified organic formula. we are glad to help, you may also get your technical questions answerd by calling the manufacturer "now foods" at 1(888)669-3663, press #5 and live help will be at your service. we hope to hear from you in near future.best regardsesbca team « Show Less
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no sugar or artificial sweetener. Has organic stevia leaf listed. It is not too sweet. I drink it with unsweetened almond milk and it has a very minimally sweet yet pleasant taste.
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Amazon has a tiny set of measuring spoons. One of them is called a "smidgen". That is equal to one teaspoon of sugar. The other tiny spoons are called drop, pinch, dash and tad. They're an "add-on" item and they work great for the Stevia.
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You are more aware than me! As far as I know there is none. I love this sweetener knowing it's natural and secondly it doesn't leave the after taste that some do. Just know that it isn't a cup for a cup. It's much more economical and takes a lot less. I found that about half is equal to a cup of sugar but that's preferential taste.
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Mannitol and sorbitol, plus natural cherry flavor, which are okay for diabetics. This brand has smaller b-12 dosages and other supplements that use stevia, but this ones doesn't have it. From label: Other ingredients: Mannitol, sorbitol, natural cherry flavor, stearic acid, and magnesium stearate For any supplements, you can see the actual labels with ingredients at www.swansonvitamins.com. I check there, even if I buy it from Amazon. Bon journee'. --Connie The label says: Other ingredients: Mannitol, sorbitol, natural cherry flavor, stearic acid, and magnesium stearate this is the optimal dosage for someone with issues to address. stearic acid, and magnesium stearate
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I've tried most of the phase8 flavors. Strawberry is easily the best, it doesn't have that strong protein aftertaste like most proteins do. Vanilla has good taste but does not mix as well. I've found that with most powders chocolate tends to have the worst taste.
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Swerve tastes better. The stevia in Truvia gives it a slightly metallic taste. Swerve doesn't have this. In many applications, it really is impossible to tell that it's not sugar.
930012
The only PURE Stevia extract without ANY additives whatsoever is KAL brand... it's the only oneI use because it's the best..
328703
I use a 1/2 teaspoon to measure. I use only a drop in the bottom. About 1/8 or less per teaspoon of sweetner required. This is suppose to be like KAL stevia and they have a measuring spoon in the bag. It is about 1/16 of a teaspoon. Hope this gives you an idea of the concentration.
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If you check the labels on Splenda or Equal or other Stevia brands you'll find that all the good-tasting artificial sweeteners include a tiny amount of sugar in some form or another. You avoid much larger intake of sugar using these sweeteners over sugar or honey, but it doesn't drop down to 0.I have no problem with that.
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I prefer the liquid stevia when using it for iced tea, sweetening my plain yogurt, etc., because powder is harder to dissolve in cold food and beverages. I have tried various powder and liquid brands and by far like the Sweet Leaf liquid the very best. Also, some powdered versions can have other ingredients added along with an anti-caking additive.
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You can by stevia in packets, unflavored or even in unflavored liquid to use in recipes. The flavor is only detectable if you use more than the 4 - 5 drops, so no, in my experience you do not get 288 servings. that amount of drops only takes away bitterness, but does not sweeten or flavor for my taste. I use between 12 and 20 drops, depending on my mood, for tea, or what I am sweetening. I like these drops for tea or smoothies, ... mostly for beverages. I use the powdered unflavored stevia for baking. I hope this is helpful to you. Oh, the expiration dates are far in the future of how long it takes me to consume the product. You can by stevia in packets, unflavored or even in unflavored liquid to use in recipes. The flavor is only detectable if you use more than the 4 - 5 drops, so no, in my experience you do not get 288 servings. that amount of drops only takes away bitterness, but does not sweeten or flavor for my taste. I use between 12 and 20 drops, depending on my mood, for tea, or what I am sweetening. I like these drops for tea or smoothies, ... mostly for beverages. I use the powdered unflavored stevia for baking. I hope this is helpful to you. Oh, the expiration dates are far in the future of how long... » Read More You can by stevia in packets, unflavored or even in unflavored liquid to use in recipes. The flavor is only detectable if you use more than the 4 - 5 drops, so no, in my experience you do not get 288 servings. that amount of drops only takes away bitterness, but does not sweeten or flavor for my taste. I use between 12 and 20 drops, depending on my mood, for tea, or what I am sweetening. I like these drops for tea or smoothies, ... mostly for beverages. I use the powdered unflavored stevia for baking. I hope this is helpful to you. Oh, the expiration dates are far in the future of how long it takes me to consume the product. « Show Less