Cargill rolling out natural, no-calorie sweetener »
Posted By STONERS 3 months ago in Science & TechnologyAgribusiness giant Cargill Inc is starting to roll out Truvia, its natural, no-calorie sweetener on Wednesday, and expects the product to be on grocery shelves across the U.S. sometime this fall.
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STONERS3 months ago
"Truvia is made from certain compounds in the leaves of stevia, a shrub native to Paraguay, and will provide a natural alternative to artificial sweeteners including Sweet 'N Low, Equal and Splenda."
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rightfromwrong3 months ago
I must study this product....Cargill is one of the largest companies in the world and I am suspicious of them ...like Monsanto who want to be the only supplier in the world when it comes to grains
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Dionys3 months ago
Like Splenda (which is supposed to be 'natural,' but is in fact quite frightening in terms of how it's processed), it seems awfully silly to buy a product made FROM stevia when you can simply walk down to your store and buy stevia powder which already has no calories and is incredibly 'sweet.' No doubt they'll manage to feck it up by over-processing something that's already good enough.
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TightBlueJeans3 months ago
LOL, well ok, I am sweet enough!! As for body art, sure comment, but be prepared, lol.
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TightBlueJeans3 months ago
LOL, you would have to go there!! But yes, I agree, sad but true!
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