Buy Truvia Natural Sweetener, 1000-Count PackagesTruvia Natural Sweetener, 1000-Count Packages Product Description:
- Is refreshingly uncomplicated
- Great alternative for people with diabetes
- Kosher certified
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Product Description
Finally It's Here. There's a zero-calorie sweet in town. It's natural and has a scrumptious, clean taste. It won't saddle you with guilt or make your butt look fat. Rooted in goodness This little leaf comes from nature and gives back a recipe for sweetness that's delicious Guilt-free The first great-tasting, zero-calorie natural sweetener that's a miracle of nature, not chemistry.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Great Price
By Ehleighen
This is a great price. I use to buy a 140 count box at Whole Foods for $10. This 1000 count box with last us at least a full year and save us almost $18 ($52 for the 1000 box vs seven 140 count boxes for $70). I like Truvia. I use to like Equal years ago, but it gave me a headache and I found out its a neurotoxin. Then I was using Splenda for a few years, which I really like, my favorite sweeneter actually, but was hearing things about it not being that good for you being that its chlorinated and all. I had tried several stevia products in the past and always threw them out because they were awful. I do find that Truvia has a bit of an aftertaste when sweetening tea. I did try it with whipping cream, using the amount of packets that would be equivalent to the amount of sugar I would use, and the whipping cream was pretty awful, I ended up adding quite a bit of powdered sugar to make it edible. I pretty much use Truvia for 3 purposes only: to sweeten my greek yogurt with berries as I still need a little bit of sweetness in my yogurt; my other low-carb dessert - just taking 2-3 oz cream cheese, a few berries, and one packet of Truvia. and my occasional black tea or ginger tea.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
A blend of Erythritol and Stevia
By P. Taskovich
On the plus side, Truvia for me is a very good tasting low-calorie sugar substitute. Does it taste exactly like sugar? No. But for me it tastes better than Sweet & Low, Equal, and even Splenda.The problem I have with Truvia -- and hence just the three stars -- is that it is not just a sweetener made with from a stevia extract. The other major sweetening ingredient contained in Truvia is erythritol, a sugar alcohol. Unlike stevia that has a history of 30+ years of safe use (with no major bad side effects) in Japan, there's nothing much known about the safety and long-term effects of taking large and repeated doses of erythritol. Erythritol has simply not been tested a whole lot.So one is rolling the dice with Truvia, hoping that there's no long-term negative consequences of ingesting so much erythritol on a daily basis (if one is using Truvia regularly for their morning coffee or tea).If one is drawn to using a stevia-based low calorie sweetener for the known safety record of stevia (as demonstrated in Japan), then it would be wise to use a stevia sweetener that does NOT contain erythritol. Unfortunately, Truvia does.On the other hand, if one is only concerned about the taste of the low calorie sweetener, then Truvia is a fine choice in that regard.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Health benefits of Erythritol (found in Truvia)
By Dan Winkler
Erythritol sounds like a scary word but in fact it's found naturally in some fruits and there's some evidence it's a beneficial antioxidant. It appears Amazon won't let me post a link to research on this but you can look it up for yourself at nutrition facts dot org.
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