what is the sugar equivalent of one packetof sweetener?
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SPLENDA (Sucralose) No Calorie Sweetener It measures cup for cup like sugar - so whatever amount of sugar your recipe requires just substitute the same amount of SPLENDA Granulated Sweetener Sugar SPLENDA Granulated Sweetener 1 cup 1 cup SPLENDA Packets Sugar SPLENDA Packets 2 tsp 1 packet 1 tbsp 1 1/2 packets 1/8 cup 3 packets 1/4 cup 6 packets 1/3 cup 8 packets 1/2 cup 12 packets
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SPLENDA® (Sucralose) No Calorie SweetenerIt measures cup for cup like sugar - so whatever amount of sugar your recipe requires just substitute the same amount of SPLENDA® Granulated Sweetener Sugar SPLENDA® Granulated Sweetener 1 cup 1 cupSPLENDA® Packets Sugar SPLENDA® Packets 2 tsp 1 packet 1 tbsp 1 1/2 packets 1/8 cup 3 packets 1/4 cup 6 packets 1/3 cup 8 packets 1/2 cup 12 packets
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1 spoon per packet of Splenda. The problem with *all* of the packet makers...they have to use a flat standard measure of a teaspoon while for the entire world of people putting stuff in drinks, they use a heaping teaspon (1.5+ "real" teaspoons) as a measurement.
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Ingredients: Dextrose, Reba (Stevia Extract), Cellulose Powder, Natural flavors. This is from the box. Also says that sugars is <1g, same with carbohydrates which is 0%. Sweetness is the equivaltned of 2 teaspoons of sugar, but is only 1 g.
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The label says it has 1g of "sugars" per scoop. As the first response noted, it does have sucralose (aka "Splenda") added.
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I too was only able to purchase the Sugar Twin Packets as the manufacturer has discontinued spoonable Sugar Twin in 7.13 boxes. I am not as happy using the packets but they are better than other brand sweeteners in the marketplace. Economically it was better to purchase several 1000 count packet boxes/cases (8x10x6 rough cases measurement size)
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Sorry don't stillhave the package. Pretty standard for GOOD SUGAR FREE. One of the better products.
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"Sweeten to taste" is the operative principle. I would estimate about 4 drops is the equivalent to a teaspoon of sugar. In other words Stevia is very, very sweet so you need to experiment with it. Start with a drop or two and increase as desired.
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1,000 of the packets you use in restaurants, etc. are in 1 box. Each packet is equal to one teaspoon, so you have 2,000 teaspoons. I'd definitely say it's much more than 5 lbs. of sugar (around here it's 4 pounds now !)
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Natural sweeteners(fructose,suppose) cellulose, natural flavor, Suncanat cane sugar, magnesium stearate and silica
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Simple sugar. 2 parts sugar 1part water flavoring.... Look up ...simple sugar recipes.....
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The package says 1/32 teaspoon equals 1 teaspoon of sugar, BUT after using real sugar (Stevia) tastes way sweeter. I would use way less in coffee or any drink and go up as needed. You wont be sorry.
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OriginalBrown Sugar CinnamonApple Cinnamonand one I can't remember. Sorry. I'm sure others will answer.
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Nutrition label is on the back. On the nutrition label the serving amount is listed, 1/4 tsp., however you will want to experiment to see how much gives you the level of sweetness you desire. The ingredients are stevia and erythritol, a natural filler found in fruits and grains.
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Yes. It works the same as regular sugar, except it is not quite as sweet as regular sugar, which I happen to like. You need to add a little extra to make it the same exact sweetness as regular sugar.
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One serving has 7 grams of sugar in the form of 100% crystalline fructose, sorbitol and apple juice concentrate. Fructose is bad, for sure, but it is a nominal amount. It really doesn't help make the stuff taste better so I don't know why they bother.
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18g, with the sugar package, but 0g without adding the sugar packet. You have full control of the sugar that goes into it.
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I have used the following substitution ratio in multiple recipes with good success: 1 cup of sugar = 1/2 tsp stevia + 1/3 cup bulking agent. Bulking agent can be egg whites, applesauce, bananas, yogurt... or something else with a similar consistency that is already in your recipe that you can just add an extra 1/3 of a cup.
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i would say anywhere between 11g to 20g of sugar per envelope course i can't drink this stuff becuz i have serious type 2 diabetes