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Stevia at Walmart

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  1. Yep.
    Over $8 however.

  2. On Sat, 10 Jun 2006 14:56:39 -0500, JimL <[email hidden]> wrote:

    |Yep.
    | Over $8 however.
    |

    I tried Stevia a couple of years ago and ended up throwing it out. I
    found it to be not practical as a sweetener; it sweetens but gives its
    own "planty" taste to whatever you put it in. I don't want my coffee
    or iced tea to taste like grass!
    --

    Peter

  3. On Sat, 10 Jun 2006 21:07:16 -0400, Marengo <[email hidden]>
    wrote:

    |
    |I tried Stevia a couple of years ago and ended up throwing it out. I
    |found it to be not practical as a sweetener; it sweetens but gives its
    |own "planty" taste to whatever you put it in. I don't want my coffee
    |or iced tea to taste like grass!

    Sorry, I should have added "YMMV" to this post.

  4. The version I got at Trader Joes is great for sweetening iced tea, blender
    drinks, ect.
    I really think it is great when I make a big batch of non sweetened tropical
    punch kool-aid, and it sweetens it w/out a funny taste.
    ~Melodie~ Aka AnonomissX

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    On Sat, 10 Jun 2006 14:56:39 -0500, JimL <[email hidden]> wrote:

    |Yep.
    | Over $8 however.
    |

    I tried Stevia a couple of years ago and ended up throwing it out. I
    found it to be not practical as a sweetener; it sweetens but gives its
    own "planty" taste to whatever you put it in. I don't want my coffee
    or iced tea to taste like grass!
    --

    Peter

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