Stevia as a natural alternative to sugar
Where can I buy 100% stevia in montreal? Does anyone use this as a sweetener for coffee for example and like it?
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Health food stores and some health food sections of supermarkets carry it. I don't use it coffee, but I put it in iced tea and aguas frescas amongst other things. It works fine if I use a bit of sugar to get the right mouthfeel.
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I once purchased stevia in liquid form at Liquid Nutrition on rue Bishop.
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Liquid Nutrition
2019 Rue Bishop, Montreal, QC H3G2E8, CA
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The only sweetener I use regularly is in my coffee. I always thought that my abilities to detect sweetness was very good. I liked the idea of using stevia very much but alas I cannot taste anything in stevia.
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Stevia in plant form (in a pot with green leaves) has been popping up at plate purveyors. A little bit of the leaf goes a long way on the sweet highway. It goes very well with fruity things.
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We split some discussion of baking with Stevia over to our Home Cooking board, so hounds from all over could benefit from the information: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/793739
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