I have been including Stevia powder in my baking and it really taste great. I use it in my bread and the family doesn't even know the difference. My recipe for bread called for 2 tablespoons of sugar. I was using organic sugar however I wanted to get away from using any sugar. As you may know I use honey in many recipes however it would not work in bread so I went in search of a natural alternative and found Stevia. I have posted information in past postings on Stevia and have begun using it in my baking. When I use Stevia I replace every tablespoon with one-half teaspoon of Stevia. That is a big difference for Stevia is a lot sweeter than sugar and therefore you do not need to use as much.
It also taste great in hot tea. I am going to use it in my fudge and see how that turns out. I'll keep you posted as I try Stevia in more baked items.
Below it the Stevia conversion chart.
Stevia Conversion Chart
Sugar amount | Equivalent Stevia powdered extract | Equivalent Stevia liquid concentrate |
---|---|---|
1 cup | 1 teaspoon | 1 teaspoon |
1 tablespoon | 1/4 teaspoon | 6 to 9 drops |
1 teaspoon | A pinch to 1/16 teaspoon | 2 to 4 drops |
References:
Stevia.com
WebMD.com
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