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Stevia TeaSee Below to Buy Stevia for Brewing Fresh Sweet Tea Stevia tea is a natural sweetener made from the stevia rebaudiana plant, which originated in Paraguay and other subtropical areas of South America. Sometimes referred to as “sweet herb” or “honeyleaf,” the plant’s leaves are most often crushed to form stevia tea, which is then used to sweeten a variety of beverages. The leaves also contain proteins, carbohydrates, iron, potassium, zinc, calcium, magnesium and other minerals along with Vitamins A and C. Stevia currently is used extensively around the world and research studies consistently point to its safety as a natural sweetening agent. The herb can be found in a number of forms – all of which provide a different level of sweetening strength.
In addition to its sweetening qualities, stevia tea is purported to have therapeutic uses that include lowering blood sugar levels in diabetics, aiding digestion, and improving oral health. Cut Stevia Leaves for Brewing Sweet TeaIf you brew your own loose leaf tea and like it sweetened, add some cut stevia leaves during the steeping process as a natural sweetener with no calories. Whether you enjoy hot or iced green, black, oolong, white or herbal teas, stevia is an excellent tasting, healthy alternative to using sugar or artificial sweeteners. Follow these guidelines for brewing a 16-24oz pot of sweetened tea:
If your tea is too sweet for your taste, add additional unsweetened tea to your blend. If your tea is not sweet enough, add some additional stevia to the pot of hot tea and let it steep a few more minutes. If you would like to visit the
RCM Tea Shop shop to peruse fine quality loose leaf teas and tisanes, please click here. Related InformationMore About SteviaBuy Loose Leaf Teas Overview of Natural Sweeteners Artificial Sweeteners vs. Stevia Mounting Evidence on Dangers of Aspartame More on Aspartame Effects Herbal Tea Benefits Weight Loss Tea for Weight Loss High Fructose Corn Syrup Xylitol as a Healthy Sweetening Agent Tea Health Information Return to Learn About Tea HOME from Stevia Tea |
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