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Stevia Rebaudiana, dried leaves 50-500g and 1kg
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Description
Stevia is a plant with a sweet taste, used for centuries by the peoples of South America as a natural sweetener, replacing the common sugar. Naturally grown plants on our land in Fermo, Italy. Dried at low temperatures.
- Produced by our Company!
- Ingredients: Stevia rebaudiana, dried leaves
- Pack of 50g, 500g and 1kg.
Description
Stevia rebaudiana is a small seedling native to South America, especially Paraguay.
The indigenous Guarani populations have been using this plant for centuries to sweeten their food preparations and have given it the name "Ka'a He'e" which translated means " sweet herb ". It is no coincidence that stevia is used by the food industry for the production of very sweet sweeteners which do not contain calories.
Stevia is a plant we grow, it is grown naturally on our land in Fermo, in the open countryside. The cultivation of the plant is 100% natural, therefore no type of pesticide, herbicide or chemical fertilizer is used.
The leaves are harvested by hand during the spring and summer and then dried in special tunnens with controlled temperature and ventilation. This allows us not to exceed 43° and to keep the active ingredients and plant nutrients intact.
Finally the Stevia leaves are shredded and packaged.
Usage tips
It can be used to sweeten tea and herbal teas .
Use in the amount of a teaspoon (or slightly more) for a cup of water. Add together with the tea or herbal tea, then add the hot water and leave to rest for about 10 minutes (for herbal teas) and for about 3 minutes (for tea). Filter and drink.
It can also be used in combination with cold herbal infusions. In this case it is left to rest alone, or together with other herbs/roots/fruits, in water at room temperature, for at least 6 hours.
Warnings
Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place.
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