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STEVIA FACTS

Stevia and stevioside extracts are extremely heat stable and can be used in everyday baking & cooking.

Stevia Poised to Shake Up Global Sweetener Market?

Coca-Cola Co. and Cargill Inc. team up to market a new zero-calorie natural sweetener derived from stevia.
(Wall Street Journal, May 31, 2007)

Liquid Stevia Flavors

12 natural flavors. Convenient to use. Add to water, tea, coffee. 0 calories!
Even make your own sodas for the kids!
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Stevia: Naturally Sweet

Sweetleaf SteviaPlus is 30 times sweeter than sugar.
0 carbs,
0 glycemic index,
0 calories.
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SweetLeaf Stevia - Sugar Equivalencies

Use the Chart below to find out how much stevia you need to subsutute for sugar in your recipe.

Sugar	SteviaPlus® Fiber Packets	SteviaPlus® Fiber Powder	SteviaClear® Liquid Stevia
1 tsp	1/2 packet	1/4 tsp	2 to 3 drops
2 Tsp	1 packet	1/2 tsp	4 to 6 drops
1 Tbsp	1-1/2 to 2 packets	3/4 tsp	6 to 9 drops
1 cup	18 to 24 packets	1-1/2 to 2 Tbsp	1 tsp
2 cups	36 to 48 packets	3 to 4 Tbsp	2 tsp

Sugar	Stevia Extract Powder	Stevia Concentrate Dark Liquid	Honeyleaf® Stevia Leaf Powder
1 tsp	N/A	4 to 6 drops	N/A
2 tsp	N/A	8 to 12 drops	N/A
1 Tbsp	N/A	1/8 tsp	1/4 tsp
1 cup	1/3 to 1/2 tsp	1 Tbsp	1-1/2 to 2 Tbsp
2 cups	2/3 to 1 tsp	2 Tbsp	3 to 4 Tbsp

Equivalencies are approximate. Adjust to your taste. Too much Stevia may taste bitter. When substituting Stevia for sugar in your own recipes you may have to adjust for the bulk. Try adding applesauce, apple butter or plain yogurt. Stevia is sold in the United States as a nutritional supplement and not as a sweetener or food additive.

Equivalencies are approximate. Adjust to your taste.

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