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NOW Foods BetterStevia® Liquid, Organic (59 ml or 237 ml) is a liquid sweetener based on certified organic stevia leaf extract, combined with deionised water and 11% organic sugarcane alcohol. With just 1 to 4 drops, you can flavour your favourite drinks and dishes, such as hot or cold coffee and tea. The light flip-top bottle is easy to carry and allows you to dose exactly the amount you want. A 59 ml bottle contains about 454 servings of 4 drops and a 237 ml bottle about 1823 servings. The product is organic certified and suitable for vegans.
Stevia (Stevia rebaudiana) is a plant that originally grows in South America, especially in Paraguay and Brazil. The leaves have a naturally sweet taste and have been used there for centuries to sweeten drinks such as maté.
Stevia leaf extract is made from the leaves of the stevia plant. In extraction, the sweet substances are removed from the leaf and concentrated, so you only need a few drops.
Steviol glycosides are the substances that give the stevia leaf its sweet taste, such as stevioside and rebaudioside A. They are about 200 to 300 times sweeter than regular sugar, so only a small amount is enough.
NOW Foods recommends 1 to 4 drops, depending on your taste. Because stevia is very sweet, it's best to start with 1 drop and taste if you want more.
You can use BetterStevia to sweeten drinks and dishes. It is especially suitable for coffee and tea, both hot and cold.
In liquid plant extracts, alcohol is often used to dissolve the extract and keep the liquid well preserved. In BetterStevia, it is organic sugarcane alcohol, which makes up 11% of the liquid.
Deionised water is water from which dissolved minerals and salts have been removed. This makes the water very pure and means it has no effect on the taste of the product.
Deionised water, certified organic stevia leaf extract, organic sugarcane alcohol.
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