OK, if I'm *going* to use a sweetener, and I don't like
Stevia or artificial sweeteners, what's the best thing to
use? Honey? Anyone? M9
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"minerva nine" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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OK, if I'm *going* to use a sweetener, and I don't like
Stevia or artificial sweeteners, what's the best thing to
use? Honey? Anyone? M9Well, I wouldn't use anyone.... 😉!
Honey has been noted to have some health benefits, but also
some risks:medicinenet.comart.aspOpen ↗
ekey=31765If you like your sugar sweet, go for it!(sugar is
basically sugar).OTOH, you might try some other low calorie natural
sweeteners (licorice, tagatose, erythritol, Lo Han, etc.) -
minerva nine said:
OK, if I'm *going* to use a sweetener, and I don't like
Stevia or artificial sweeteners, what's the best thing to
use? Honey? Anyone? M9
Try Splenda, available in the grocery store. -
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Honey has been noted to have some health benefits, but also
some risksNot much in the way of "risks". BTW, the honey I use is
clover honey boughtn at WalMart. When I make my tea (while
it is still hot) I stir in the honey to sweeten it. The
honey dissolves real well...while the tea is hot. After it
cools, it is MUCH harder to stir in honey into a liquid.
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