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Stevia Leaf Green

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Non GMO

Stevia Leaf Green Code 0589
UPC: 6-28747-00589-0
Format: Powder

Powder
Plant-Based Sweetener · Sugar Substitute

Non GMO

Key Features and Benefits

Great-tasting
Zero calories
Sugar alternative
Low-glycemic-index food

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Stevia leaf powder is a calorie-free sugar substitute ideal for baking and cooking.

This sugarless sweetener does not increase blood-sugar levels and is safe for diabetics. Additionally, stevia is a low-glycemic-index food and is an excellent alternative for anyone watching their sugar and/or calorie consumption.

Stevia Leaf Green powder is a natural, non-GMO product that is a great flavouring ingredient for baked goods, or as an accompaniment to tea and coffee.

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Code	Format	Size
0589	Powder	55 g

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