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Change in Neutrasweet?

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  1. We have used many cans of Dixie Crystals Sweet Thing (Neutrasweet). My
    wife and I have both noticed recently that it takes more of the powder
    to achieve the normal sweetness that we want in our coffee and tea.
    Also, there appear to be some very small brown specks in the powder that
    looks like cardboard. Are we getting cheated by the manufacturer here?
    At first I thought the change in strength was my imagination, but then
    my wife noticed the same thing. We've tried several cans to test whether
    it was a batch thing, but each can appears to be the same. Anybody heard
    anything or had a similar experience?

  2. mcp6453 said:


    We have used many cans of Dixie Crystals Sweet Thing (aspartame). My
    wife and I have both noticed recently that it takes more of the powder
    to achieve the normal sweetness that we want in our coffee and tea.
    Also, there appear to be some very small brown specks in the powder that
    looks like cardboard. Are we getting cheated by the manufacturer here?
    At first I thought the change in strength was my imagination, but then
    my wife noticed the same thing. We've tried several cans to test whether
    it was a batch thing, but each can appears to be the same. Anybody heard
    anything or had a similar experience?

    To be more accurate, I should have said aspartame instead of Nutrasweet.

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