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Customer Reviews of Stevia Sweet Recipes: Sugar-Free-Naturally
Customer Rating:   Summary: Stevia -not so sweet recipes Comment: This is not a bad cookbook, but it is a lot of work to make most of the dishes in it. The recipes are very homey and old fashioned. I also found out that I don't really like the taste of stevia, so that doesn't help either. Customer Rating: Summary: Less calories, great taste! Comment: Just what I was looking for & at an affordable price! Due to aspartame poisoning, I needed to use a natural, no calorie sweet product for my baking. Stevia is the answer! This book gives me the proper amount of Stevia to use when I make lemonade from my fresh lemons, apple dishes from my fresh apples and all those goodies I crave! This is a must have in everyone's cooking repetroire! Loosing weight and feeling healthier without feeling deprived! Customer Rating: Summary: Wonderful everyday recipes Comment: User friendly. Many everyday recipes. Lots of tips for success. Mainly uses Stevia Extract powder. Customer Rating: Summary: Recipes are not sugar free Comment: I was very disappointed in this book. Approximately 80% of the recipes contain sugars in the form of fructose from fruit or vegetables. Apples, oranges, carrots, corn, onion, dates, cherries, bananas, etc. are all high in fructose. I guess I was hoping to see more recipes not containing any sugars. Customer Rating: Summary: Stevia Sweet Recipies Comment: I purchased this book as a gift. The recipient said it was great. I may get one for myself too. More Reviews The author offer health-conscious readers 168 creative recipes using the herb Stevia as a sweetener. In addition to dozens of mouth-watering dessert suggestions, this book provides a tantalizing array of breakfast, main course, salad and side-dishes - all sugar-free! 
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Useful info -> Energy-Efficient Appliances When you do have to shop for a new appliance, look for the Energy Star label. Energy Star appliances have been identified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and DOE as being the most energy-efficient products in their classes. They usually exceed minimum federal standards by a substantial amount. |
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