Is this the green stevia or the white (refined) powdered stevia?
366690
This is white (refined) powder. The product had relatively strong bitter aftertaste.
366691
White, very fine powder. I too thought it had a very unpleasant aftertaste. Would not buy again. Probably won't use rest of bag I bought.
366692
It's the refined white. Green Stevia has a bitter aftertaste & doesn't dissolve well. This dissolves well & doesn't have the aftertaste or residue. It's great!
366693
I have used other stevia products during the past and only began to make use of the subject Organic Stevia on a few occasions so far; thus, am unable to offer a firm opinion about this product as yet. Nothwithstanding this fact, however, if first impressions are reliable: this organic product seems to be of good quality and if used at recommended levels of quantity as sweetener, its taste left on sweetened food seems to remain quite acceptable. Even for people who are very critical of the typical taste of stevia.
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It's green, it's the stevia leaves dried and crushed to a powder. I made an extract by soaking some of the powder in glycerine, letting it sit for a few weeks then straining. The glycerine takes away the bitterness. Some ppl use vodka. This stevia is pure so its going to be bitter right out of the bag. I got my glycerine from Wilderness Family Naturals, which is also sold on Amazon.
338940
I believe it's only a difference in packaging. It used to come in the white bottle and I think it's now in the green bottle.
1417477
stevia is a plant ground up. There is a small amount filler to get it to flow and stay dry. (Also a plant material)
2049650
I believe that this is the new formula. I had read it was a green pill before these were white that I received.
59587
I am no expert on this but I believe this Stevia is made from the plant's pure extract and I assume that it is the natural flavor of the extract.
120692
The label on the back of my container says "All natural dried dark green leaves kale powder."
1041308
I agree. The green version was clearly better than the new, white capsules. Very disappointed that they obviously changed the formula, whether they will admit it or not.
25464
It's Splenda, they changed the formula recently. Tasted better with stevia.
1748079
That was also the deal breaker for me, and purportedly it is not. The bottle states: Manufactured by: Stevia Select, Fresno, Ca. www.steviaselect.com (916)-538-1466
692160
Hey there! It is 100% Japanese powdered green tea leaves...I love it with stevia! :)
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This looks like the loose sweetener. They do make packets though. I don't think this has much of an aftertaste. I can't use stevia because I can't tolerate the aftertaste. Hope this helps you.
1189044
First ingredient in the packets is 'rice maltodextrin' and then stevia extract.I go for the powder in the cannister.....cheaper and pure stevia extract...organic.
1887471
Mine is all green and no white,it says origanum vulgare.Cant read yours.This is the only one I have ever bought.
821327
I'm unaware. These soaps that I have received have been of the light green tint variety.
117766
I buy this product because it is pure stevia. Read the label. Under other ingredients it says " none". Love it.
966532
the real thing, Melinda-- "sustainably grown and harvested, Demeter biodynamic certified" and the only ingredients are "Certified Organic Stevia Powder". I hope this is helpful to you. ~Cynthia