Morning! Today’s thought to share with your friends and network centers upon that beverage of the gods, that nectar of the nomads, coffee.
Ever wish you could indulge in cafe-quality coffee flavorings without any of the calories, guilt or other self-imploding thingees that such caffeinated pastimes engender?
Well, for the past year, I’ve been reveling in SweetLeaf Stevia flavors! Debuting in such tasty styles as:
- English Toffee (my favorite!)
- Valencia Orange
- Chocolate Raspberry
- Vanilla Creme
- Cinnamon
and about 5 or so more, they have zero calories and taste literally out of this world. I used a good portion of my Amazon.com gift certificates for them!
You can find stores that sell them over here, or indulge in (the ones that have 2 are generally at a great discount):
I also bought some from eBay as well – great pricing with free shipping there too!
Sweetleaf Liquid Stevia Sweetener ~ Vanilla Creme ~ 2 fl. oz. ~ Sealed – Fresh
SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia Valencia Orange 2 Ounces
SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia Grape Flavor 2 Ounces
SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia Berry Flavor 2 Ounces
SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia Cinnamon Flavor 2 Ounces
SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia Apricot Nectar Flavor 2 Oz
SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia, English Toffee, 2-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 2)
Enjoy,
Barbara
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Hi Barbara – This sounds really good. I’ve been reading so much about people who’ve cut down on coffee and how bad it is for you, I feel like I’m the only one left who drinks bucketfulls. Was it easy to switch to this stuff? Does it really taste good?
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Actually, it’s not a switch, so to say – it’s a sweetener you can add to your coffee to get the robustly full flavors.
No such thing as too much coffee in my book!
Barbara