0 Calorie Sweeteners

[cinphi]

I am looking for a good one. I want an all natural sweetener and I have tried stevia but I'm not crazy about that one. Anyone know of a good one?

Yeah in the same day I say I like Krispy Kremes and want a 0 calorie sweetener. Sounds like one of those bipolar moments. :laughing:

 

[ping1970]

I have tried the Splenda, but I didn't like it that well, so I can't really help ya!

 

[tharedhead]

I still miss cyclamates
They banned that back in 1970-and later approved aspartame :error:

http://www.caloriecontrol.org/cyclamat.html
http://www.hoptechno.com/book2.htm

 

[bunnytoes]

If I ever use them, which believe me, is very rare, I like Splenda the best.

 

[cinphi]

I still miss cyclamates
They banned that back in 1970-and later approved aspartame :error:

http://www.caloriecontrol.org/cyclamat.html
http://www.hoptechno.com/book2.htm

No aspertame no way I did say all natural not artificially made. :laughing:

 

[inthesticks]

For myself...if I use any artificial sweeteners, it would be either Stevia or plain ole Sweet -n- Low. I drink a lot of sweetea and nothing beats pure cane sugar. :crazytongue:


BTW...does anyone remember the original Coca-Cola Sweepstakes? This was before the New Coke Sweepstakes fiasco...when Coke was made with sugar, not high fructose corn syrup (like it is today). Well...as an aficiando of Coke, I can tell the difference between the original Coke and today's Classic Coke. The Coca-Cola Co. bottles Coke made with pure cane sugar in Mexico. Now, Mexican-bottled Coke is appearing in stores here in the United States, much to the chagrin of the Coke Company.

Finally, the old Coke has returned, although it sells for a higher price than the Coke we buy now.

 

[bunnytoes]

For myself...if I use any artificial sweeteners, it would be either Stevia or plain ole Sweet -n- Low. I drink a lot of sweetea and nothing beats pure cane sugar. :crazytongue:


BTW...does anyone remember the original Coca-Cola? This was before the New Coke fiasco...when Coke was made with sugar, not high fructose corn syrup (like it is today). Well...as an aficiando of Coke, I can tell the difference between the original Coke and today's Classic Coke. The Coca-Cola Co. bottles Coke made with pure cane sugar in Mexico. Now, Mexican-bottled Coke is appearing in stores here in the United States, much to the chagrin of the Coke Company.

Finally, the old Coke has returned, although it sells for a higher price than the Coke we buy now.

I love Coke. Also, don't forget, there is a difference in canned coke versus bottled coke. It's gotta be in the small bottles. Have you seen the new bottles they have out now? Old timey. I love them, but lordy does my pocketbook hate me. :laughing:

 

[cinphi]

I remember the original coke actually the original coke had cocain in it. :laughing:

 

[ping1970]

I love the little bottles of coke ~ I won't let myself buy them very often, but oh, they are good!!

Where do you buy the new old coke???

 

[tharedhead]

You can also get Coke made with real cane sugar if you pick up the Kosher for Passover Coke
http://offthebroiler.wordpress.com/2007/03/13/kosher-for-passover-coke-its-the-real-thing-baby/
look for the Hebrew label! :sunny:

 

[bunnytoes]

I love the little bottles of coke ~ I won't let myself buy them very often, but oh, they are good!!

Where do you buy the new old coke???

I always thought the coke I buy now is the old coke. I remember when new coke came out and it was a complete failure. I thought after that they went back to the original formula. You would think I would know these things with the World of Coke right here. If you ever get a chance, go. They have all these wild flavors sold in other countries that you can drink all you want. I always thought it would be fun if they would sell some of those flavors here in the U.S. They could do a small promotion of them. I think it would be popular.

 

[inthesticks]

I love the little bottles of coke ~ I won't let myself buy them very often, but oh, they are good!!

Where do you buy the new old coke???

You can find the new "old Coke" at a few chain convenience stores, perhaps Wal-Mart, most Mexican groceries or stores that stock Mexican foods, etc. The cost will be higher, which is another giveaway...and I think you can only buy bottles, though I'm not sure about that. Like theredhead stated, you can also find this product marked with the Kosher (or Hebrew) icon.

 

[ping1970]

Actually they do have it in 2 liters ~ I was reading on the site that Red posted! Of course, my little town has nothing around here that will come close ~ we don't have a calling for Kosher products or even a big calling for Mexican products around here. I will have to wait until I go to Evansville or possibly Nashville to look for some. I have to say that it has my mouth watering almost as much as the Krispy Kreme thread!!

 

[tharedhead]

I remember the original coke actually the original coke had cocain in it. :laughing:

Coke still uses coca leaves as a flavoring agent but they get the leftover, cocaine removed processed leaves from the only manufacturing plant authorized by the Federal Government to import and process the coca plant. The early coke must've been really mouth numbing...