Is this like Stevia - sugar free?
587298
No this is not sugar free but very low in sugar. This is pure coconut oil which a saturated fat (but a good fat as in avacados) is extremely low on the glycemic index. Start studying on the topic of coconut oil and you may be amazed. Here is a starter link. http://naturalhealthychoices.weebly.com/coconut-oil-and-diabetes.html
587299
Coconut sugar is a natural sugar with a glycemic index of 35, Stevia is a natural sweetener with a glycemic index of 0.
587300
No, its just a better alternative than reg sugar or substitutes. Delicious in coffee and in desserts.
587301
It is made from the flower of the coconut tree....it would be a natural sugar that is found in that part of the tree. It is not made from cane or beets like processed white sugar. It relies on the sweetness just like stevia...from the plant.
587302
No, it is not sugar free... just much lower on the glycemic index. It contains more minerals and nutrients than table sugar and is more naturally made. It's about on par with honey. As with all sugars, use sparingly.
1331395
The only ingredient listed on the label is Organic Stevia Leaf Extract. But in my opinion, this stevia is not sweet at all and has a bad aftertaste.
1977430
It is much, much sweeter than sugar in terms of volume. It is a slightly different-tasting sweet as well, but I like it very much! Use just a little (I refill smaller dropper bottles with this bottle of stevia) at a time and you'll figure out what amount is best for you. A little goes a long way!
1939889
I am not sure I know the answer. I did not see any sugars listed in the ingredients either. All I can tell you is that I never like any drinks sweeten w stevia, because I found it to have a lot of after taste, but I do not experience this w this protein. The label does list 1.5 grams of sugar. If you are concerned about sugar intake because of health issues, like diabetes, I would call the manufacturer. I usually add a ripe banana or a banana and a half, (which have a lot of natural sugar) ice and water. I found it to be delicious, very filling and w no after taste. Good luck. I hope this helps you.
288232
No, they are as sweet as any other lollipop.They are not a good choice if you are looking for sugar free.
1779536
i have no ideal you would have to look that up on line... i ha e run out and dont have the bag to be able to turn it over and see but i think the sweetner is stevia...sorry i coul not be of more help.
13633
It is sugar free but has artificial sweeteners in it. stevia I think. Not sure about lactose.
1417481
As someone said, it's pure Stevia. It's the best tasting Stevia product I've had. Try it - you'll love it!
2075572
I am not a supplier, but another consumer who purchased this product. And, no, it is not "Stevia In The Raw." The product you will receive in the mail is called: "Yes!" a stevia sweetner. The ingredients seem to be the same: dextrose, stevia leaf extract, and natural flavoring. But, like I said, this is not the original, "Stevia In The Raw." I though, personally, think it tastes better than Stevia In The Raw.
933953
The unsweetened dark chocolate one that I had, has no sugar or artificial sweeteners. I don't know about the company's other variables.
1103764
Not that I can tell. Just looked at the ingredients and didn't see anything that looks like it could be sugar
2069289
No. The label does not list that as an ingredient and has no other ingredient but "organic stevia extract that has not been mixed with any other ingredient".
193956
I have tried Stevia, but it tastes a little too sweet for me. I prefer the Organic Coconut Palm Sugar, because there is no after taste and no sugar spikes. It is low glycemic and absorbs slowly. I made cookies with this and the sweetness is just right.
972487
Have NEVER seen it sugar-free. This is usually for people who are not getting enough calories in their diet and need MORE calories.
1230704
Yes. There is no change indicated on the front of the label,but it's there in the ingredients. You can still buy some stevia-free in the stores. I suggest you write the company to let them know they ruined a good product. info@naturesplus.com
1315114
I want to clarify that the primary sweetener is Maltodextrin. It is a starch and sugar free. Stevia is also used. We're in the process of having the label updated to reflect this and in the meantime wish to post our reply here to help eliminate any confusion. Sincerely,Ann Parker
497178
Yes. The front of the label says this product is sugar free. The back label refers to Sugar Alcohol, not cane sugar, and clarifies the actual ingredient as being "Maltitol". This is commonly used to sweeten sugar-free products.