Is this white or green stevia?
1010400
This stevia is powdered leaf, and green. It is not processed except for drying and crumbling.
1010401
It's green, it's the stevia leaves dried and crushed to a powder. I made an extract by soaking some of the powder in glycerine, letting it sit for a few weeks then straining. The glycerine takes away the bitterness. Some ppl use vodka. This stevia is pure so its going to be bitter right out of the bag. I got my glycerine from Wilderness Family Naturals, which is also sold on Amazon.
1065802
It isn't Stevia. It is a partial extract from the Stevia Leaf mixed with Maltodextrin which is misleading at best. You are much better of getting real Stevia.
2023133
White. I do not recommend this brand, because it takes way too long for the power to dissolve in water.
1041308
I agree. The green version was clearly better than the new, white capsules. Very disappointed that they obviously changed the formula, whether they will admit it or not.
2075573
This is not my AD. I did purchase this product, it was not what is pictured. I got a product called YES! While it is a stevia product it is NOT the Brand STEVIA IN THE RAW. It also has a different taste.
763040
Hey janet....if i remember correctly i think it was green raffia. Not is cheap plastic. I was pretty satisfied with the product.
290076
No I do not know, but what I do know is that it is not what is claims to be, which is 100% pure. Having tasted pure Stevia, this is a poor imitation. It has fillers in it, but just what they are is unknown.
32386
I believe that it is white decorating sugar, I used it to make panda cupcakes, so the faces were "sparkly" white- it's coarse, but so is all decorating sugar
708045
This is 100% stevia but not the part that is sweet. Its got a bad taste and is not worth anything. its green.
1342854
No. The only ingredients on the label are Stevia extract, kosher vegetable glycerine and water. This is my favorite Stevia product as it taste more natural and without that "chemical" taste. As long as it has no others ingredients, I will continue to purchase it.
961414
This product is a green gel. However, it works better than any other product that I have tried. Good luck
1715057
No, it says Purified Water, Organic Stevia Leaf Extract, Natural Flavors. (The flavored ones list the flavors, such as berry and strawberry concentrate.)
1448568
This is a green tea it is not white. I have been using it for many years and I can assure you that it is green.
2272587
For my first several purchases, the color was green. For my last purchase, the color is a light red/pink. I looked at the formula and they seemed to have added a few more ingredients including peppermint (which may explain the color). The texture, however, feels the same and the original ingredients seem to be there too.
2131047
No, it is not chalky. And it has a pleasant aftertaste. I'm not sure if it's the stevia. The berry is the best flavor IMO.
1461685
All unprocessed stevia consists of a family of chemicals which are both bitter and sweet. Processing (usually by dissolving in water) allows the sweeter group to remain and most of the more bitter group to be removed. Raw, green stevia is too bitter for most people. It costs more to remove more than 95% of the bitter. Often some type of flavoring is also added to mask it. If all of the bitter could be removed and a little flavoring added, then it would sweeten more like other sweeteners, but would be very expensive. Usually other sweeteners are mixed in to mask the bitterness, which becomes offensive if enough stevia is added to make it actually sweet. This particular product is typical of most in that the few % of the bitter that remains will require that you limit how much you add.
1322480
I am not the manufacturer but I believe the one with the green label is a different main ingredient. My review is actually very real, I am a true user of these products. They are really great products and I am very happy with the progress I am achieving from them.