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  1. #1
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    Dec 2006
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    This stevia sounds good... Must look into it.

  2. #2
    paradise lost Guest

    Ok, off the back of this thread i ordered 250g of Stevia online and it came today. So far all i've tried is a tiny bit in a coffee (which i couldn't really taste, so i don't think i used enough) and i need HELP!

    Recipes? Tips? Help? Anything would be handy!

    Bx

  3. #3
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Nov 2005
    Langwarrin. Victoria
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    it's heat stable so should be alright in cooking...wouldn't work in baking though I dont think cos of the diff in volume.

    did yours come with a tiny scoop in the bottle/jar.....if so that is about the same as a teaspoon of sugar.....

    just googled stevia recipes and got a heap of sites and blogs come up so maybe have a trawl through them...i personally haven't cooked with it more just used it in tea and on brekky type thing.

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    Yup I use stevia too, was getting bad headaches with splenda, or other artificial sweetners. So bad for you
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  5. #5
    paradise lost Guest

    No, it came in a giant vacuum packed envelope! I used a teeny bit on the ti of a teaspoon for the coffee. I was thinking of bulking the baking volumes with 50:50 powdered milk and flour, think that'd work?

    I'll google for recipes. Thanks!

    Bx

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Gold Coast, Queensland
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    PL, I personally would stear away from powdered milk... it's not good for you. Having said that, I have no other ideas for bulking up the recipe either.
    I bought some Stevia the other day and found it alright in a cup of RLT. But I didn't like it in my Roiboos tea with milk. I will try it for a while and see if i can get used to the taste.

    Sasa