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8cyVn4RJ 06-23-2012 04:17 PM

Stevia Users
 
What is your favorite flavors - and what are the best ways to use these?

I prefer coffee creamer in my coffee, and since that will be a no-no - which Stevia flavors have you found to be delicious in coffee?
How about flavored water? Does it work the same?

Thanks!

iiilizium 06-24-2012 06:13 AM

Love the Stevia.

English Toffee
Vanilla Creme
Berry
Apricot Nectar
Valencia Orange
Lemon Drop
Cinnamon

The trick is to only add one drop and taste, you can't reverse if you put to much in. I use mine in tea - iced and hot, coffee, and to put in some recipes.

interznakinfo 06-24-2012 06:13 PM

I have them all! BUT my favs: I use lemon drop in most cold drinks (cold tea), vanilla creme in hot drinks, particularly teas, and chocolate in hot chocolate (organic high quality cocoa, water, and stevia).

bgsavings 07-29-2012 08:47 AM

Quote:

Love the Stevia.

English Toffee
Vanilla Creme
Berry
Apricot Nectar
Valencia Orange
Lemon Drop
Cinnamon

The trick is to only add one drop and taste, you can't reverse if you put to much in. I use mine in tea - iced and hot, coffee, and to put in some recipes.
Nice information..........!!

pipittujbk 07-29-2012 11:18 PM

how bad is using half n half in coffee?

(please, please let them say it's ok, please, otherwise P2 may just be the death of me,)

PetraCromlich 07-29-2012 11:46 PM

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how bad is using half n half in coffee?

(please, please let them say it's ok, please, otherwise P2 may just be the death of me,)
uh oh...it is a no no snd usually causes stalls..only one tbsp of milk is allowed in p2 according to dr s.

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phinno13 07-30-2012 12:08 PM

Last round when I wanted something sweet like a soft drink/soda ... I would have a glass of sparkling mineral water with about 7 drops of Vanilla Cream liquid stevia. It tasted just like creaming soda. I loved it. Just don't use too much otherwise it gets bitter.

English Toffee is lovely in a cup of tea or coffee.

I find though that if you can go without the stevia and starches for a few days that you lose those cravings. I tried a few drops of stevia the other day and couldn't stomach it {tasted too fake, even though it is a natural product} - I preferred to have an orange haha. Isn't it weird how our body works and changes eh.

ådrrraj 07-31-2012 04:12 AM

I love Rootbeer Stevia in my sparkling water! Makes me think I'm having a Dr. Pepper! Love it!http://hcgdietinfo.com/hcgdietforums...es/biggrin.png

valiumcheepval 08-08-2012 06:55 AM

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Last round when I wanted something sweet like a soft drink/soda ... I would have a glass of sparkling mineral water with about 7 drops of Vanilla Cream liquid stevia. It tasted just like creaming soda. I loved it. Just don't use too much otherwise it gets bitter.

English Toffee is lovely in a cup of tea or coffee.

I find though that if you can go without the stevia and starches for a few days that you lose those cravings. I tried a few drops of stevia the other day and couldn't stomach it {tasted too fake, even though it is a natural product} - I preferred to have an orange haha. Isn't it weird how our body works and changes eh.
Stevia is a natural sweetner as compared to normal sugar. So, It is more helpful in many of health problems.


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