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SweetLeaf Whole Leaf Stevia Concentrate, 2-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 2)
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Publisher: SweetLeaf
Salesrank: 17580
Released: 2006-01-06
List Price: $29.31
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Stevia concentrate (2007-11-25)
I’ve been using this concentrate to sweeten my tea for years. This is the best price for this product. The downside was that Amazon did not adequately protect the bottles that were shipped via the US Postal Service. All bottles broke. Amazon did replace the order at no cost. Advice for Amazon — Completely bubble wrap the bottles including top and bottom, which is where they slip out upon shipping. Also mark the stuff fragile so the “unapoligetic” postal workers can’t hurt it.Just a great product (2007-10-22)
I’m diabetic and have tried many sugar substitutes and I like stevia the best, plus it puts some fiber in your diet. Before trying Stevia I had mostly used sucralose (Splenda) and drinks and foods sweetened with sucralose but found them to be overly sweet for my taste. I like the level of sweetness in drinks sweetened with Stevia much better (mainly Celestial Seasonings products)and in tea or coffee I sweeten myself with the concentrate. Highly recommend this.This is really meant for topical use more than a sweetener. (2007-10-12)
Errrr, I hate to tell you folks this, but this is made from the whole leaf, LOL. Check out the Sweetleaf website. This one is made more for topical applications. It won’t hurt to drink it because it doesn’t have anything harmful in it but it’s more for skin irritations and such, that may be why you guys didn’t like it in beverages.

This dark concentrate is renowned for its ability to soften skin and help to smooth out wrinkles. Just apply, and after 30 to 60 minutes wash it away. It’s worth trying on any skin problem. You’ll be amazed!

Unrefined whole leaf concentrate made with water

- Helps pancreas

- May help regulate blood sugar levels

- Can be used as a topical agent for blemishes

It’s still sweet and you could use it that way, but since it’s made from the whole leaf all those great plant phenols and stuff are flavoring the coffee;)

It’s a very easy mistake to make with Stevia.

Having said that, I’ll say this. Sweetleaf is the only company I’ve run across so far that doesn’t add fillers and other sugars to their Stevia. I love Sweetleaf Stevia.

Maltodextrin is a processed hydrolyzed starch used as a filler by a lot of companies. My question is why?

There are a couple of other sugars they like to add too. Stevia is great all by itself. It seems as though they’re determined to muck up a very healthy thing, sigh.Not as good as clear Stevia… (2007-05-21)
I’ve been using Stevia for several years now… until buying this type, I had always purchased the clear Stevia. I just threw out the rest of the bottle of this brown Stevia today…. I use Stevia to sweeten iced tea, and the clear works like a charm. The brown, however, seems to congeal at the bottom and also adds a bit of an “off” taste.

I’d suggest you stick with either the clear stevia or the powder.

Great sugar alternative (2007-04-05)
This is a nice change from using powdered stevia. I find that it is better to use in drinks like tea (but please, please, please if you must sweeten coffee, just use raw sugar (not that white powdered junk). I like to use this to sweeten my oatmeal (discovered that a few drops of stevia and a few drops of maple extract in oatmeal tastes pretty darn good). My only complaint is that this was shipped very poorly (two glass bottles in a large box with two plastic air bags). One bottle was broken and had made a huge mess all over the inside of the box. Luckily the folks at amazon were willing to compensate for the loss. 

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