Stevia-EMAP
Stevia-EMAP
Stevia-EMAP
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Fresh leaves: This is the simplest form of <strong>Stevia</strong> , in<br />
Japan they may be purchased loose or in tea bags. They<br />
are 15 to 30 times sweeter than sugar.<br />
Dried leaves: They are 10 to 15 times sweeter than<br />
sugar. They have the same uses as fresh leaves and to<br />
extract the Stevioside.<br />
Powdered or ground leaves: They can be<br />
found in bulk form and in tea bags. used as a flavor<br />
enhancer or sweetener in teas, salads, fruit, and coffee,<br />
among others.<br />
Byproducts (plant remains): The remaining<br />
parts of the plant, including stems, seeds, flowers and even<br />
leaves that were not classified for industrialization, are<br />
collected and processed into animal feed or fertilizers .<br />
as a mix with silage for animal food or to make a compost<br />
to be use as a fertilizer.<br />
Fresh stevia leaves<br />
Dry stevia leaves<br />
Ground stevia leaves