Natural, Healthy and Sweet - The Benefits of Stevia By: chester Stevia (STEE-vee-uh) is an outstanding, sweet tasting herb that has remarkable health promoting qualities. The sweetness of Stevia is largely due to its complex stevioside molecule that is composed of glucose, sophorose and steviol. A second compound called rebaudioside, which is present in Stevia, also contributes to Stevia's sweetness. Stevia has a taste that is unique and has been described as very sweet with a slight licorice, almost bitter aftertaste. Generally, high quality Stevia contain Tags: stevia, stevia sweetener, natural sweetener, stevia extract, stevia powder
Naturally Sweet and Healthy - The Wonders of Stevia By: chester If you've ever tasted stevia, you know it's extremely sweet. In fact, this remarkable noncaloric herb, native to Paraguay, has been used as a sweetener and flavor enhancer for centuries. Stevia is a natural, non-caloric, sweet-tasting plant used around the world for its pleasant taste, as well as for its increasingly researched potential for inhibiting fat absorption and lowering blood pressure Tags: stevia, stevia liquid, stevia extract, stevia powder, stevia leaf, stevia sweetener
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Learn more about Soapstone By: Jonathon Blocker Like other schists, soapstone is relatively soft and has what some people consider to be a “soapy” texture. In addition to kitchen surfaces, soapstone is used for sculpture and water basins as well; the Inuit and other Native American peoples have made use of soapstone for millennia, and several Hindu temples in India contain elaborate soapstone carvings. If you remember stories of the Minotaur, you’ll be interested to know that archaeologists have discovered soapstone furniture among the ancient ruins of the Palace of Knossos on the Greek island of Crete. Tags: Soapstone, Soapstone
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