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Yesterday evening, I bought a packet of Stevia containing one hundred 1-gram sachets. It is the first time that I am finding Stevia on the shelves of the stores where I shop regularly.
It used to be a sachet of Splenda that I would put in my cup of tea every morning and evening. Today, I put a sachet of Stevia in my morning cup of tea. It tasted good, better than Splenda.
My long experience on this globe teaches me that all that feels, looks, and tastes good must be bad in some way. So ye knowledgeable folks, tell me what is bad about this Stevia. Compare it with Splenda.
For your additional information, the packet has an all-capital warning: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. I am no child, but ... Also, in small letters it says that it is not good for pregnant women, children or those who have a low blood pressure. The packet also says that each 1 g sachet contains 48 mg of stevia (stevia rebaudiana) leaf extract standardized to 90% Glycosides whatever that means. Besides, as "non-medicinal ingredient" it lists "Corn Maltodextrin." Is corn maltodextrin bad?
Regards,
Rad
It used to be a sachet of Splenda that I would put in my cup of tea every morning and evening. Today, I put a sachet of Stevia in my morning cup of tea. It tasted good, better than Splenda.
My long experience on this globe teaches me that all that feels, looks, and tastes good must be bad in some way. So ye knowledgeable folks, tell me what is bad about this Stevia. Compare it with Splenda.
For your additional information, the packet has an all-capital warning: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. I am no child, but ... Also, in small letters it says that it is not good for pregnant women, children or those who have a low blood pressure. The packet also says that each 1 g sachet contains 48 mg of stevia (stevia rebaudiana) leaf extract standardized to 90% Glycosides whatever that means. Besides, as "non-medicinal ingredient" it lists "Corn Maltodextrin." Is corn maltodextrin bad?
Regards,
Rad