Is there a difference between liquid and powder Stevia?
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This Stevia does not have added chemicals. It is pure. Therefore you only need a few drops.The powders typically have a additives/chemicals and you would use two powder packages compared to the liquid you would use two - three little drops.
812038
No difference I just like the liquid better.I think the liquid is a little sweeter but not sure of that.
812039
I like the liquid because I can put in a specific amount of sweetness. With th I brand there is a dropper. So if I add 5 drops to a beverage and I want it just a little sweeter I can add another 2 drops. There isn't that much control with the powder.
812040
The powdered form has added ingredients, fillers such as maltodextrine and preservatives. Just always check the ingredients of any of the stevia products.
812041
I found that the liquid Stevia is not nearly as bitter as the powered Stevia. I really like the fact I can control the amount of sweetener I put in my drinks. I hope this helps.
812042
I prefer the liquid stevia when using it for iced tea, sweetening my plain yogurt, etc., because powder is harder to dissolve in cold food and beverages. I have tried various powder and liquid brands and by far like the Sweet Leaf liquid the very best. Also, some powdered versions can have other ingredients added along with an anti-caking additive.
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I personally only use liquid Stevia for sweetening beverages. It can be substituted for sugar for baking but you would need to add a bulking agent to your recipe to compensate for sugar volume. If I were using Stevia to bake with, I would use the powder form instead of the liquid because I find it to be cheaper. This is the exchange for sugar to Stevia: for 1 cup of sugar substitute 1 teaspoon of undiluted stevia powder or 1 teaspoon of a liquid stevia extract. For each 1 cup of sugar substituted, use 1/3 cup of a bulking agent. Healthier bulking agents include egg whites, apple sauce, fruit puree or yogurt.
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Natural flavors mean there are no artificial flavors added. There is no MSG in sweet drops stevia.
120607
This is a clear liquid. I wouldn't think you could bake with this beciause the liquid would not have the bulk that dry stevia would have. This is just my opinion because I have not tried baking with either one.
1552651
Even with stevia of equivalent sweetness, there is no standard. This is supposed to be equal to half a packet of sugar. If you mix 2 tsp of this to a 2 oz. dropper bottle of water, you get about the same thing as a bottle of liquid stevia.
2193371
You can get Cleanse for Life in both liquid and powder form. I prefer the powder, as it doesn't have to be refrigerated, keeps much longer, and I think it tastes better than the pre-mix liquid!
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I did not buy the packets, only the bulk pure powder. In my experience, I have never found a pure stevia product without an aftertaste. That being said, I love the product and we don't notice the aftertaste anymore.
221097
No, and it was very hard to get the right amount....that's why I switched to liquid stevia extract.
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Per the label on my bottle, it contains Kosher vegetable glycerin (60%) and water, no maltodextrin stated. However, it is a far cry from the Kal Stevia Powder. I will not buy this kal liquid again. It takes a ton of this (liquid) to get the desired sweetness as opposed to a smidgen of the powdered kind (Kal brand). To me, it tastes more "off" than the powdered stevia. While the Kal Stevia costs more, the 3-1/2 oz lasts a long, long time cuz u don't need much to sweeten and I do hv a very sweet tooth when it comes to adding it to my coffee. I can only speak for myself b4 somebody jumps at me because they may hv a different (good ?) experience. Per the label on my bottle, it contains Kosher vegetable glycerin (60%) and water, no maltodextrin stated. However, it is a far cry from the Kal Stevia Powder. I will not buy this kal liquid again. It takes a ton of this (liquid) to get the desired sweetness as opposed to a smidgen of the powdered kind (Kal brand). To me, it tastes more "off" than the powdered stevia. While the Kal Stevia costs more, the 3-1/2 oz lasts a long, long time cuz u don't need much to sweeten and I do hv a very sweet tooth when it comes to adding it to my coffee. I can only speak for myself b4 somebody... » Read More Per the label on my bottle, it contains Kosher vegetable glycerin (60%) and water, no maltodextrin stated. However, it is a far cry from the Kal Stevia Powder. I will not buy this kal liquid again. It takes a ton of this (liquid) to get the desired sweetness as opposed to a smidgen of the powdered kind (Kal brand). To me, it tastes more "off" than the powdered stevia. While the Kal Stevia costs more, the 3-1/2 oz lasts a long, long time cuz u don't need much to sweeten and I do hv a very sweet tooth when it comes to adding it to my coffee. I can only speak for myself b4 somebody jumps at me because they may hv a different (good ?) experience. « Show Less
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It's the refined white. Green Stevia has a bitter aftertaste & doesn't dissolve well. This dissolves well & doesn't have the aftertaste or residue. It's great!
711426
While I can see a difference in granulated garlic and garlic powder I am not sure there is any difference as this is like a powdered texture. The taste is on the sweeter side. I love this brand and have been using it for a couple years.
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Amazon could do a lot better on showing ingredients for some of their products. This has de-ionized water, organic stevia extract, and 11% organic alcohol. I've tried several different stevia liquids and powders and this Now Better Stevia is the best. There is very little after taste compared to many other products.
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The powder seems to taste better, other than that there is no difference in ingrediants. I would reccomend the powder
567389
I know that Liquid is much better absorbed by the body than powder, for any products usually and does not have other additoves. This brand of olive leave complex is the best quality I have known. I hope it helps, Elena Tavenner
57448
no, I use a smaller spoon to refill my smaller container that I got at Trader Joe's. The smaller container has a tiny spoon scoop that's perfect for the amount of stevia needed for a cup of tea. I use stevia in my water and tea and smoothies and still the smaller container lasts more than a week, the 1 lb size lasts about a year. so worth the price! it is truly excellent deal!
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I am pretty sensitive to stevia and can't use it but in the powder I don't notice it. Although I use the powder along with fruits and greens to make a smoothie so I don't how much that effects it. I don't use it straight in almond milk.I will say that it blends really nicely and has a very pleasant flavor.
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stevia is a plant ground up. There is a small amount filler to get it to flow and stay dry. (Also a plant material)