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Stevia Extract 100 pkts

Stevia is a non-caloric herb, native to Paraguay, that has been used as a sweetener and flavor enhancer for centuries. It is 250-300 times sweeter than sugar without the calories or blood sugar effects. It is 100% natural and stable at high temperatures.

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Stevia Extract Powder 1 oz.

Stevia is a non-caloric herb, native to Paraguay, that has been used as a sweetener and flavor enhancer for centuries. It is 250-300 times sweeter than sugar without the calories or blood sugar effects. It is 100% natural and stable at high temperatures.

Our price: $11.99

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Stevia Liquid Extract 2 oz.

Stevia is a non-caloric herb, native to Paraguay, that has been used as a sweetener and flavor enhancer for centuries. It is 250-300 times sweeter than sugar without the calories or blood sugar effects. It is 100% natural and stable at high temperatures.

Our price: $11.99

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