alternative sweetners

[AmazingTricks]

some things taste really bland as you may know, so i want to sweeten the deal. i know you can use sweetnlow or equal (or can you?), but what other stuff can I use? how about honey? anything else? help!!

 

[semag]

no honey.

 

[AmazingTricks]

what did honey ever do to u?

 

[diablo]

Get Splenda, there are no downsides to using it. It's not inexpensive, but if you're cheap you can go to a coffeehouse nearby and take all of the ones they have out for people to use... not that I'd know anything about doing that.

 

[WORKEROUTER]

Stick away from artificial sweeteners as best as possible. Raw honey is probably the best choice, but you should even minimize that.

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Honey is better but as long as you don't go overboard Splenda is actually a d@mn good tasting substitute.

 

[Paintballguy]

splenda is supposably the best...

 

[Fitch]

Where ever you turn to, there will always been a disadvantage. It's best if you go for the legitiment product.

Alternative sweetners, are ARTIFICAL sweetners.

When you eat THAT, just remember a team of scientists exploiting sugar over a lab table. Imagine all the testing your poor sugar went through to be classified from small molecules into a "sugar."

Enjoy.

 

[diablo]

Originally posted by Fitch
When you eat THAT, just remember a team of scientists exploiting sugar over a lab table. Imagine all the testing your poor sugar went through to be classified from small molecules into a "sugar."

Enjoy.

I couldn't care less if splenda was originally made in a lab - it tastes good, and it's better for you than sugar is...

 

[Levex]

Originally posted by diablo
I couldn't care less if splenda was originally made in a lab - it tastes good, and it's better for you than sugar is...

Well we wont know that for another 20-30 years, when possible side effects of using sugar substitutes long term will be revealed.

 

[cohen]

Originally posted by Paintballguy
splenda is supposably the best...

NO DOUBT.