Disclosure: I received these products for free to review. The opinions in my review are honest and my own.
One of the hardest things for me when it comes to weight loss is liquid calories. I won't lie, I love my sugar. I use it in coffee, tea, and just about everything else. While Demelza is a big fan of Splenda, I have always thought it was far too sweet for my tastes, making me more of a Stevia girl. When I heard there was a new Stevia product on the market – Pyure, I couldn't wait to try it, and it didn't hurt when I heard it was GMO free and organic!
Pyure Stevia Sweetener: What is It
Looking for a calorie free, organic sweetener? If so, we think you may want to try Pyure's Organic Stevia Sweetener. This sweetener, which is non-GMO verified and safe for diabetics, its made from Stevia, making it all natural and a great choice for diabetics. With 4% of your daily fiber per serving, you can enjoy your favorite beverages guilt free with Pyure.
Pyure Stevia Sweetener: Overall
In all honesty, I had very mixed results with Pyure. As someone who loves Stevia, I have learned that some of the brands are very hit and miss. Some taste really good, others I wouldn't touch again for anything. With Pyure, it was actually somewhere in the middle and I have never tried a sweetener that had such varying results. In hot beverages, it tastes really good and doesn't have much of an aftertaste at all. In cold beverages, it has a very strong, bitter aftertaste that neither Demelza or I could stand. I may at some point try it again in baked goods, but right now, I am using it only in hot beverages that I know I will drink quickly. Based on my own opinion of Pyure, I have to give this Stevia sweetener a C- rating.
Pyure Stevia Sweetener: Where to Purchase
Want to try Pyure for yourself? You can find Pyure at many well known retailers and grocery stores, including Wal-Mart. To learn more, make sure to check out Pyure's website.
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I am always leery of trying 'artificial' sweeteners and I appreciate your honest review.
I HAVE USED SWEET & LOW SINCE I WAS A KID. I KNOW I SHOULDNT BUT I LIKE THE TASTE. I HAVE TRIED THIS & TO BE HONEST IT DID NOT GIVE ME THE FLAVOR I GET FROM SWEET & LOW.
I am not a fan of it either. I am a big fan of Stevia in the Raw or Truvia.
My aunt is diabetic and has been asking me to bake refined sugar-free desserts as she misses them so much. I've been failing again and again with my own substitutions. I bet this would work.
Since I often entertain my club and there are 2 members who have diabetes, the Pyure Stevia Sweetener would be something I would choose to make refreshments.
Hm, good to know, thank you for the review. I'm always seeing new sugar substitutes, and I wonder how they are. Probably going to avoid this one!
I love Stevia but I find it quite pricey in Canada.