organic stevia extract powder?

(Lisa) #1

Hello girls and boys,
I recently bought organic stevia powder, I’m curious and I want to know more about it, I just do not need a guide … has anyone used it already and if so where do you get it?

(Rebecca ) #2

Welcome, I’m sorry. I can’t help. I don’t use powdered stevia. I do use a few Sweetleaf drops in my coffee, but that’s it. What prompted you to purchase it?

(Allie) #3

I’ve used it but didn’t rate it at all. There’s a strange after taste and it doesn’t dissolve into anything. The liquid extract is much better I think.

What will you be using it for?

(Robin) #4

Same and same. I use the drops, the power didn’t taste right.

(Jane) #5

Ditto - I use the sweetleaf drops in my coffee. Never tried the powered stevia. I keep some Truvia packets in my purse for when I have coffee away from home and I think it is a combo of stevia and erithritol. It’s ok - prefer the drops thought.

(Todd Allen) #6

Another vote for stevia liquid extracts. The extract powder is very potent and easy to over dose resulting in a unpleasant after taste. It works best in combination with other sweetners such as erythritol or allulose where one might mix a cup of the other with perhaps 1/4 teaspoon of stevia extract.

(Stickin' with mammoth) #7

Yup. Trader Joe’s organic stevia drops are aces.

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(Robin) #8

Same and ditto

(Joey) #9

I’ve used “Pyure” brand pure organic liquid stevia extract (no additives besides alcohol) and it’s about half the price as Trader Joe’s here in the US.

For those rare occasions when I make (largely for my wife) heavy cream-whipped ice cream or some dark chocolate treat.

BTW, welcome @LisaJohnson to the forum.