Will it work with larger granules such as Stevia in the Raw?
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When I did research on this I saw several posts indication that it works best with regular sugar granules and that anything else was less than adequate
1251302
I didn't try this with Stevia, however, my sugar isn't that fine either, so I guess it would work.
1251303
I am not familiar with stevia in the raw. It works great with rapunzel whole grain sugar which is a larger grain than regular sugar. I hope this helps.
870181
I don't see why it wouldn't be...it's a bit of a larger grain than your refined sugar, so I would think it would be better, in fact. The only benefit I could see is it is the raw product, not the bleached, refined product...but though think the larger grain would prove more efficient in exfoliating in a sugar scrub. Also, just fyi, but cutting a grapefruit in half, using half of the grapefruit and sprinkling or dipping the grapefruit in the sugar, you can use it to scrub your tub/sink and all the grime just comes off and rinses away...and its all natural...leaves a nice scent behind as well. :)
783978
Although I never tried it, your question prompted me to Google "cooking with Stevia". Apparently you can-free recipes
487033
No, I don't believe that it would. Even some dog kibble is too large for the dispenser and become jammed. A good option that has worked well for me is Zuke's Mini Naturals. You have to be certain that whatever you put into the dispenser will not break apart and cause the mechanism inside to become jammed. Love mine though and what's even better..my dog LOVES it more!
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Joe at Customer Service said yes, but they will be taking it back out, soon. He also said you can return the one(s) you've bought with Stevia, to the store(s) where you bought it. They must not have tasted this new formula with Stevia before they started making it. It is dramatically different, and really not any good.
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Well, Corey I did some research and it appears that you may be on to something. Already purchased a gigantic package of Stevia In The raw, so I will likely ride it out. However, I am now on the lookout for a natural sugar substitute, any suggestions? Someone suggested Sweet Leaf brand but not sure about that either.
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Yes, it will. :) You'll want to add some, let it sit and decide if it's thick enough for you before adding more. You -can- get a slight bit of breakdown over time because of the enzymes in the yogurt, but it's very rare and usually homemade yogurt is eaten far before it's a problem.
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I don't think it does. I drink this every morning in my coffee. However some people's pallets may be more sensitive. It is one of my favorite brands of stevia, very high quality!
1383537
I don't think it will work with granulated sugar. The area that sprinkles is very fine, works great for powdered.
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I really do not know if it will or not. The screen would be too small for granulated sugar to go through. I bought the bigger one that you can use for flour for the sugar canister. They do make a much smaller version of this, that you could put spices in, and I use that one for cinnamon sugar mix. I do have the one for brown sugar and it works great !!! I love all the canisters and containers in this line !
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Since stevia is 100x sweeter than sugar (glucose), you would have in each packet about 6 tiney granules. Maltodextrin is the carrier, it too is a natural product.
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I was thinking about using larger hardware store chips and just grinding them in my Vitamix. I think it should work.
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Not exactly ! I use this to make my herbal ice tea , which I LOVE ! I used this to wean off of SUGAR .The first time will seem different ! But, after the first gallon , it will seem natural . My grandchildren , & some of their friends , enjoy the taste . One large container will last me about a year . I use one teaspoon , instead of one & a half cups of sugar, to make my gallon of iced tea . I will place the STEVIA , into a half gallon pot of filtered water , then stir , & then slightly boil .Will dissolve in the pot cleanly ,& completely ! n
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Never tried it but I can't see why it wouldn't. Would suggest going easy and working your way up on the amount you use though. It could end up being painful if they are rubbing and raw. Good luck! Let us know.
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I expect it would work, but you might need a liner (like a coffee filter) in the strainer to avoid having it pour through. When I put my yogurt in, it's already fairly thick.
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yes we use granules most of the time but have used different packets and it worked fine
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I think it probably depends on how thick the puree is. If the puree is not much thicker than formula I think it would work. I would consult with the clinical dietician who helps determine the food needs. They usually know the best way to administer as well. My personal experience with this pump was just with formula and clear liquids (which the pump did not recognize....).