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In a message dated 5/16/2004 2:11:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

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> How is stevia in baking? I've tried it in tea and found it left an

> unpleasant aftertaste.

Yes, some brands are better than others. In general, the sweetness is very

strong and may have a bitter aftertaste if you use too much. Make sure it is

white stevia, not the greenish brown kind, that is yucky. There is a brand

called " Stevia Plus " at the health food store, comes in little packets. The

" plus " is fiber. This kind is great tasting. In baking it is ok, except you

have

to fiddle with the recipe a bit if you are subsituting for sugar, like maybe

use less liquid. There is a cookbook around for stevia. Maybe a search on

Amazon would find it.

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