If you want a better quality sweetener, try
whole leaf stevia instead.
Whole leaf stevia is what you are looking for on a label.
And if plain yogurt isn't sweet enough for you, add a little
whole leaf stevia to the mix.
I used to use organic
whole leaf stevia powder but for some reason the FDA has still not approved the actual plant... just the extract version (go figure).
Not exact matches
With the
whole leaf still in the mix, it's use is limited to primarily salad dressings and other foods with flavors that either compliment or mask the «green» taste so I'm not inclined to over-do it with
whole stevia.
I, too, would be interested to know if there is a difference between consumption of the refined
stevia powder and the
whole leaf.
Our
stevia leaf powder is extracted from
whole organic
stevia leaves that have been dried at ambient temperatures and then passed through a hammer mill to turn them into a powder.
Stevia's Nutrition: Analysis of a whole - leaf stevia extract found that the stevia leaf is actually a diverse source of nutr
Stevia's Nutrition: Analysis of a
whole -
leaf stevia extract found that the stevia leaf is actually a diverse source of nutr
stevia extract found that the
stevia leaf is actually a diverse source of nutr
stevia leaf is actually a diverse source of nutrients.
The jars in my pantry are full of herbs like dried ginger, licorice, and dandelion; spices such as cinnamon, star anise, and pepper; and assorted items including poppy seeds, dried orange peel, and
whole stevia leaf.
Dried unprocessed
whole stevia leaves also known as sugar
leaves.
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I use
stevia in
whole leaf form or tinctures made from the
leaf but skip the white, highly processed powder.
With the
whole leaf still in the mix, it's use is limited to primarily salad dressings and other foods with flavors that either compliment or mask the «green» taste so I'm not inclined to over-do it with
whole stevia.
Stevia whole leaf powder works well in these types of recipes (note: it will
leave a green color).
I, too, would be interested to know if there is a difference between consumption of the refined
stevia powder and the
whole leaf.
Natural sweeteners such as
whole dried
stevia leaves are an excellent option to sweeten homemade desserts.
Note that although the FDA has approved highly refined
stevia preparations as a novel sweetener, it has not approved
whole -
leaf stevia or crude
stevia extracts for this use.
2 C water (or coconut water, or water kefir) 1/4 fresh
whole organic lemon with rind 1 - 2
leaves kale (depends on size) 1 - 2
leaves collard greens (depends on size) 1
leaf chard 2 handfuls spinach 2 C fruit 2 squirts liquid
stevia
Stevia can be purchased as dried
whole leaf (which I have experienced years ago as tasting awful).
The
whole dried
leaf, the ground dried
leaf which is a funky green powder, a more «refined»
stevia that is white, and a liquid form which is more concentrated.
in 1cup of vanilla soy milk and one
stevia whole leaf and blend till frothy.
You may also buy a
whole stevia plant (at most garden centers where you can buy a good selection of herbs for you garden) and add a few
leafs to your smoothie.