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Saturday, September 15, 2012

Nectresse Natural No Calorie Sweetener


 NECTRESSE(TM) Natural No Calorie Sweetener, 40 Count


Nectresse is a natural no calorie sweetener from the makers of Splenda. Nectresse is 100% natural made from monk fruit extract and molasses.

I'm a Splenda girl. I've been using it for baking and to sweeten my drinks for years. I was really happy to see that there was now a natural product. To me it tastes sweeter than Splenda. I found myself using less packets of the Nectresse compared to Splenda. It doesn't have an aftertaste. I haven't baked with it yet.  So far I've just put the Nectresse in my coffee and tea.

Check out Nectresse.com for a coupon and samples.


I received the samples of Nectresse from Smiley 360.  I was under no obligation to provide a positive review.  The opinions are 100% my own.

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Review of the Day: Ideal artificial sweetener

I'm a Splenda girl. I have been for several years now. I've tried other sweeteners like Equal and Sweet & Low, but either they leave an aftertaste or in some studies they have been said to be harmful. I like Splenda because it's supposed to be from sugar. There was a study from Duke University that stated there are some side effects and that Splenda is not natural. http://www.truthaboutsplenda.com/factvsfiction/index.html So, this is a big concern for me. I've tried Stevia. Don't like the taste. Agave is great and I use it for baking, but in coffee...no. So, I was excited to hear about Ideal.It's made from Xylitol and is said to be a natural sweetener found in fruits and vegetables. It's suitable for diabetics. I tried Ideal and I like it a lot. I don't have to use as many packets of Ideal as I do for Splenda for me to taste the sweetness. I will be trying some baking recipes with Ideal to see how well it does and I will review those recipes then. I believe I will be switching to Ideal.