what do you sweeten your tea and coffee with?
yeahyeeeeahnumber1
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i use stevia for herbal teas and stuff but I really don't like the taste of it in tea, so I end up using normal sugar. Is there any other natural sweeteners I could try? What do you use?
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I use Sweet and Low in my coffee and sprinkle some on my strawberries (mmmmm.....strawberries.....).
EDIT: Sorry, I just saw you were looking for natural sweeteners..... you could try honey, I've heard other people use that.0 -
It isn't a 'sweetener', but I use lemon in my green tea. It gives it a little flavor and I love it. You can also use oranges, grapes, etc.0
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I use Splenda. Some days I don't feel like using splenda and I use sugar but only 1 teaspoon. I have noticed that once I get used to the splenda one teaspoon of real sugar goes a long way for me...0
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Splenda0
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Have you tried agave nectar? it's natural and yummmyy0
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Splenda here too0
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Coffee Mate, various flavors. It's worth the calories to me.0
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stoic motivation: I like the bitter taste of losing fat0
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no sweetener for tea and on the rare occasion i drink coffee i use sugar.0
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try sugar in the raw. it hardly taste any dif0
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Milk.0
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Nothing. I like my coffee/tea black!0
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For my iced tea, I make it with only half the sugar (one cup per gallon). Also, I buy flavored coffee and don't add anything else to it.0
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Stevia at home, splenda at work.0
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truvia is awesome.0
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equal or splenda - but prefer splenda - the equal puts a gram of carbs in the log for this app ...0
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I use nothing for my teas, I like them straight up. Coffee I only drink when it tastes like candy, so basically I don't drink it. :drinker:0
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Loving my truvia, I got used to it0
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I've just tried the Domino Light which is a blend of real cane sugar and stevia and it's not too bad, 5 calories per pack.0
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Agave but that is really high on the glycemic index (as is honey) or coconut palm sugar which is much lower on the index (http://coconutpalmsugar.com/Glycemic_Index_Explained.html).
I mostly fall back on the artificial (sucrolose which is made from sugar) since it is more convenient to carry with me.0 -
IMO sweeteners ruin tea, but I'd probably use a bit of fruit juice if I was going to sweeten it. Maybe a few white grapes?? I do like tea with lime or lemon, though they are not very sweet.0
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Splenda. I've tried Stevia but just couldn't handle the flavor.0
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I use vanilla stevia in my coffee and I use lemon in my tea.0
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Almond Milk... I like a little milk in my coffee and there is a slight sweetness to almond milk that I love.0
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I don't sweeten my coffee. I add soy milk and ice to it and it's delightful.
For my tea I make a large glass jug of it, half black and half green tea. I stir a tablespoon or two of local raw honey into it for a small amount of sweet. I don't like very sweet things.0 -
stoic motivation: I like the bitter taste of losing fat
hahahahhaa.
Amazing. Anyways, tea I don't sweeten, coffee I use Total Sweet Xylitol natural sugar alternative. My OH loves it he prefers it to actual sugar now.0 -
Local raw honey. It's amazing! It's sweeter than sugar, so you don't need very much.0
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Coffee Mate, various flavors. It's worth the calories to me.
I agree... I don't F around when it comes to coffee. Although I do prefer International Delight over CoffeeMate.0 -
local honey for tea, Truvia for coffee.0
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I almost always drink it clear , but I've tried honey, lemon, and agave (not altogether at once though :P), which are all natural!0
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