I have Stevia powder and it is green.This looks white in the jar.Is it? Because I didn't like the look of the green in my tea.
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Stevia extract will be (should be) white, green stevia which I have on hand for herbal teas is the dried stevia leaves and can be purchase ground or whole.
1317118
It's white! I've never seen green before, actually, and you won't see green here.
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Yes, it is white. I personally bought the green by accident and didn't like the grassy flavor or the color. This is about 200 X's sweeter then the green and tastes great!
640964
Idk. Mine is greenish and watery. It's not white at all. I do give bottle a shake or 2 to mix it. Maybe it's settlement? I haven ordered another bottle yet. Maybe ask company if they have chg the color.
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I have been using the organic better stevia powder and was very concerned at any hint that it was not pure stevia. I am not allowed to have maltodextrin as it will interfere with a medical protocol I am on. So I went to the Now website and foung really good descriptions of all their various stevia products. The organic better stevia powder in jars is pure stevia. (Whew!) The packets have rice maltodextrin if regular ( not organic) and some other additive if organic. Both also have silica.
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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.
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sushi bar style has green tea powder in. more green color. but i like this tea more. i get clean feeling whole mouth after drink this tea more. do not use boiled water and dont leave tea bag in cup. it makes bitter. put little less hot water (just before boil), the taste become mild. hope this help
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I am pretty sensitive to stevia and can't use it but in the powder I don't notice it. Although I use the powder along with fruits and greens to make a smoothie so I don't how much that effects it. I don't use it straight in almond milk. I will say that it blends really nicely and has a very pleasant flavor.
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We just called the company. According to their customer service rep, this stevia has ALWAYS had maltodextrin in it. He said that it's just residue from the machinery. He refused to comment on why they're suddenly including it on their labels or why their label used to guarantee no additional ingredients if it had maltodextrin. Then he invited us to buy from someone else if we don't like it. So we are.
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This is straight powdered green tea - nothing added so I'd concur on what Christian Killion said! This is a very economical product, a 1/2 TBSP or less added to 15oz of 1% milk and what ever sweetener you want to add makes a great Milk Tea. But this product is nothing but green tea powder, not milk tea powder, so there's nothing added that I can tell!
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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.
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The powder in the jars is pure. The powder in the packets is not. The amount of pure stevia needed to sweeten one serving of a beverage is so tiny that if they put that in a packet, it would seem the packet is empty. So they cut it in with other ingredients whenever you buy stevia in packets.The exact ingredient description on the 1 lb. plastic jar I bought: "Certified Organic Stevia Extract Powder (Stevia rebaudiana) (Leaf)."Nothing else.
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The consistency is similar to a very fine tile grout. It doesn't clump in a shaker or blender. Actually, the texture was nice but I'm not a diet soda drinker, etc. so I couldn't get past the after taste. And, yes, you can smell the stevia. I didn't want to waste what I bought so I mixed with milk and berries and it seemed to cut down the sweetness. Hope this helps.
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You can view the label on linef.....supposed to be all natural....the only thing that I didnt like was the stevia. Although it is supposed to be in a natural form, I dont tolerate artificial sweeteners and it made me sick.
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I got the plain Stevia drops. It a flavoring as a sweetener. That's all I know.
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Perhaps you picked up on the Silicon Dioxide (anti-caking agent) included in the other ingredients on the box label?I almost purchased this item. I was stopped by your question. Thank you for posting your concern. I don't see a problem with the powder caking up, which is a natural process as far as I am concerned. That is the only difference I have detected. I hope this helps.
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I just posted on this. There was a posting a few months back that the product was now being made in China and the taste was unpleasantly different. I do not think this was true of my batch, but I was influenced by the comments of others. Look into those early 2013 comments if you feel the need, but if you are not happy with the taste nothing anyone says will make a difference. I would suggest you look around for something else but stay in the Stevia family.
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Yes, but the powder version is better. :) You don't want the stevia to get too hot.
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Hello, the "natural flavor" found on our label is actually a mistake from our label designer. We DO NOT have any natural flavors in our stevia liquid. The ingredients should read "Water, stevia, Vit. C, potassium Sorbate (freshness)". We apologize for this isprint and are revising our labels to reflect this. Unfortunately, it takes a while for this process. Thank you for your question and let us know if we can answer anything else. Thanks, Diana-Stevia Select