Food & Drink is our sugar-alternative pantry: SweetLeaf Sweet Drops liquid stevia in more than a dozen flavours, SweetLeaf Water Drops, monk fruit drops and granules, Lakanto monk fruit sweetener with erythritol, and NuNaturals stevia and syrups, plus OstroVit MCT oil and NuNaturals oat fiber.
SweetLeaf Water Drops are stevia-sweetened flavour concentrates in 48 ml bottles: squeeze a little into still or sparkling water. Flavours include Lemon Lime, Strawberry Kiwi, Raspberry Lemonade, Peach Mango and Tropical Punch. NuNaturals Simple Syrup and Cocoa Syrup are sugar-free syrups for coffee and desserts.
Liquid sweeteners are concentrated, so start with a couple of drops and add more to taste: too much stevia can taste bitter. Keep bottles capped and out of direct sunlight. OstroVit MCT Oil, for coffee and shakes, and NuNaturals Oat Fiber, for low-carb baking, complete the range.
Six-packs of SweetLeaf favourites are in sweetener bundles, and several Sweet Drops and Water Drops flavours are reduced in Clearance.
A long time: the 60 ml bottles state 288 servings on the label, and a few drops sweeten a cup of coffee or tea.
Yes, granular sweeteners work best. Lakanto Monkfruit Sweetener Classic and Golden measure like sugar, while liquid drops suit drinks, porridge and no-bake recipes.
Classic is the white-sugar style, and Golden has a light brown-sugar taste and colour. Both blend monk fruit extract with erythritol.
No. Water Drops are fruit flavour concentrates for turning a glass of water into a flavoured drink, while Sweet Drops are liquid stevia for sweetening food and hot drinks.