Stevia

A natural, zero-calorie sweetener derived from the leaves of Stevia rebaudiana, containing steviol glycosides that are significantly sweeter than sugar
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Scientific Name

Stevia rebaudiana

Also Known As

Stevia Sweet Leaf Sugar Leaf Stevia rebaudiana

Benefits

  • Zero calories
  • Does not affect blood sugar
  • Natural sweetener alternative
  • Much sweeter than sugar (200-400x)
  • May support dental health
  • Suitable for diabetics

Common Forms

Extract Powder Liquid Tablets

Safety Notes

Generally recognized as safe (GRAS) by the FDA when purified properly. Some people may experience a bitter aftertaste with certain forms.

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Types of Stevia

🍯 Rebaudioside A

The most common steviol glycoside found in stevia, known for less bitterness and clean sweetness profile

🍯 Rebaudioside M

A steviol glycoside with improved taste profile, sometimes derived from bioconversion for enhanced sweetness

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🍯 Stevioside

Another major steviol glycoside with more pronounced bitter aftertaste, often used in blends

🍯 Stevia Extract

Crude extract from stevia leaves containing mixed steviol glycosides, typically 50% rebaudioside A

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🍯 Stevia Leaf Powder

Ground stevia leaves in powder form, less processed than extracts with natural green color

🍯 Fermented Stevia Leaf Extract

Stevia leaf extract fermented with Lactobacillus plantarum, producing chlorogenic acid methyl ester (CAME) and enhanced bioactive compounds

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Laboratory Fermented Extract Commercial Fermented Stevia